Mr. O'Leary stated that the noise complaints about Dublin Airport are exaggerated and referred to them as 'utter nonsense.' He denied having any sympathy for residents and emphasized that current aircraft are significantly quieter than before. He claimed that if windows are closed, noise would not disturb someone in bed. He supported his claims with evidence that noise levels from aircraft are lower than noise on major roadways. He criticized those moving near the airport for ignoring the long history of its operations.
Mr. O'Leary labeled the noise complaints as 'utter nonsense' and expressed 'Absolutely none' sympathy for residents affected by noise from Dublin Airport.
He stated that aircraft are now 50% quieter than they were five or ten years ago, suggesting the noise impact is less substantial than residents claim.
Mr. O'Leary cited evidence showing noise levels from aircraft are lower than those experienced on major roadways in Dublin during the daytime.
He criticized residents for complaining about noise despite knowing their proximity to Dublin Airport, which has been operational since 1942.
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