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WATCH: Queues at Dublin Airport over weekend cause missed flights
Dublin Airport saw disorganized scenes over the weekend due to security staffing issues.
Some passengers missed their flight because of the lengthy period it took to get through the security screening and people took to social media to express their displeasure over the queues at Dublin Airport, particularly on Sunday.
On Twitter, one person said: "Disgrace at Dublin airport. Passengers wait for hours in line to catch their plane. Authorities are very inadequate in this regard. This is torture."
Another individual remarked: "Dublin Airport take a bow for what can only be described as the bun fight of the century. Two and a half hours waiting to get through security and a missed flight. APPALLING."
Watch the footage of the long queues at Dublin Airport below:
Footage from inside Dublin Airport showing long queues at around 6pm to get through security, meandering the length of the departures area. The DAA has apologised and advised passengers to expect delays over the coming days and weeks, as new security staff are hired @RTENews pic.twitter.com/OOaSRqAsJJ
— Fergal O'Brien (@FergalOBrien_) March 27, 2022
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