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Kim O'Leary
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News Reporter, Dublin Live
Irel
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By Alex Dunne Verified, Kim O'Leary Verified, Rayana Zapryanova Verified| Dublin Live Verified Dublin is bracing itself for a massive invasion of flying ants this summer, with the season hitting its peak as these little creatures take to the skies in search of love. The capital has already seen thousands of these winged insects, known as 'flying ants', swarming around homes and businesses as part of their mating ritual, often referred to as "Flying Ant Day". These critters typically invade indoor spaces on the hunt for grub, and are generally harmless.
By Kim O'Leary Verified| Belfast Live Verified As families begin to count the days down until they can step out of a plane and feel the warm air on their faces, it's important to be aware of what you can and can't bring through hand luggage. It might not be widely known, but some mundane items are a no-no on flights through Dublin Airport. With household finances taking a hit, many jet-setters are stuffing their hand luggage full to dodge the charge of checked-in bags.
By Anita McSorley Verified, Kim O'Leary Verified| Dublin Live Verified You may not know it, but some mundane items are a no-no on flights through Dublin Airport. With household finances taking a hit, many jet-setters are stuffing their hand luggage full to dodge the charge of checked-in bags. But there's a prohibited list of things that you can't carry onboard or whisk through security at Dublin Airport. Carriers like Ryanair let customers have one free cabin bag that slots under the seat in front.
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Dublin Live
Ireland, Ireland