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Dáil Éireann Debate, Thursday - 14 January 2021

Thursday, 14 January 2021

Questions (34)

Róisín Shortall

Question:

34. Deputy Róisín Shortall asked the Minister for Transport the number of passengers arriving into Ireland on a weekly basis since 7 December 2020, by country of departure including seaports and airports in tabular form. [2112/21]

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Statistics on passengers arriving into Ireland through State Airports by country of departure are compiled on a weekly basis.

Statistics on the countries of departure for passengers arriving into Dublin, Cork and Shannon Airports from overseas destinations from the 7th December – 10th January 2020 inclusive are set out in the tables below.   Transfer passengers are not included in the arrivals statistics for airports as Ireland is not the final destination for these passengers who do not leave the airport before travelling onwards.   All statistics set out below are provisional figures provided by the airports and are subject to change:       

Dublin Airport: Country of Departure

7 Dec - 13 Dec 2020

14 Dec - 20 Dec 2020

21 Dec - 27th Dec 2020

28th Dec - 3rd Jan 2020

4th Jan - 10th Jan 2020

Austria

0

197

0

158

158

Belgium

319

871

391

486

292

Bulgaria

309

413

391

246

405

Canada

473

465

181

301

346

Denmark

0

267

264

222

147

Finland

53

108

84

72

116

France

801

1,832

2,033

2,892

2,257

Germany

388

2,620

1,681

2,036

1,777

Greece

110

114

45

163

173

Hungary

256

304

286

484

565

Italy

247

895

515

1,316

1,267

Latvia

111

367

396

287

703

Lithuania

245

438

584

669

714

Luxembourg

89

173

107

133

75

Malta

0

120

125

117

101

Moldova

129

255

366

445

705

Netherlands

3,261

4,053

1,982

2,320

2,810

Poland

1,257

2,166

3,250

4,884

4,486

Portugal

970

1,182

1,256

2,059

2,259

Qatar

359

402

78

338

304

Republic of Ireland

208

262

179

391

260

Romania

570

798

738

1,182

1,912

Slovakia

0

302

216

373

468

Spain

2,510

2,958

2,860

5,128

5,121

Sweden

209

410

118

173

111

Switzerland

0

835

489

567

481

Turkey

538

553

439

706

679

UAE

1,657

1,134

476

1,106

850

United Kingdom

8,823

17,451

586

574

2,122

USA

1,599

2,660

1,419

1,275

1,036

Total

25,491

44,605

21,535

31,103

32,700

Cork Airport: Country of Departure

7 Dec - 13 Dec 2020

14 Dec - 20 Dec 2020

21 Dec - 27th Dec 2020

28th Dec - 3rd Jan 2020

4th Jan - 10th Jan 2020

Netherlands

439

495

286

292

287

Poland

0

260

231

289

454

United Kingdom

467

1,336

0

0

188

Total

906

2,091

517

581

929

Shannon Airport: Country of Departure

7 Dec - 13 Dec 2020

14 Dec - 20 Dec 2020

21 Dec - 27th Dec 2020

28th Dec - 3rd Jan 2020

4th Jan - 10th Jan 2020

Cook Islands

1

0

0

0

0

Barbados

0

0

0

9

 0

France

38

0

1

0

 0

Germany

0

0

2

0

0

Republic of Ireland

0

0

3

7

 0

Poland

0

0

119

94

 130

Spain

4

0

0

0

 0

United Kingdom

57

973

2

0

49 

UAE

0

9

0

0

0

USA

0

7

9

7

 0

Total

100

989

136

117

 179

In relation to ports, passenger numbers by specific country of departure through Ireland’s ports are not currently available. The Department does not have the level of detail requested by the Deputy with regard to passengers departing and arriving by Sea. The Irish Maritime Development Office has been providing statistics since the start of the COVID crisis in April on the number of Passengers arriving and Departing on a weekly basis by Corridor. The latest figures available for passengers from 7 December through to 27 December are detailed in the following table. Please note that these figures account for passengers both arriving in and departing from Ireland’s ports:

 

7-13 Dec

14-20 Dec

21-27 Dec

Central

11,332

18,236

3,527

Southern  

2,319

3,217

825

Continental  

1,209

1,999

794

Total Weekly Pax

14,860

23,453

5,126

The Central corridor accounts for services to/from the port of Dublin to Great Britain. This includes sailings to Holyhead by Irish Ferries and Stena Line; to Liverpool by P&O Ferries and Seatruck Ferries; and to Heysham by Seatruck. The Southern corridor includes routes to/from Rosslare- to Fishguard by Stena Line and to Pembroke by Irish Ferries. The Continental corridor covers all direct services to/from Belgium, France, the Netherlands and Spain from Dublin, Rosslare and Cork. Passenger services go to/from Rosslare to France and Spain and from Cork to France.

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