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Former Morrisons boss named chief of Dublin airport parent

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TTG Staff
1 September 2017

The ex-boss of Morrisons has been named as the new chief executive of the company that owns Dublin airport.

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Dublin-born Dalton Philips will take on the new role at DAA - the former Dublin Airport Authority - in October, taking over from current chief executive Kevin Toland, who announced his departure in May.

Philips, who has been appointed for a seven-year term, led Morrisons between 2010 and 2015.

DAA announced yesterday that the first direct service between Ireland and the Asia-Pacific region would start next year, with Cathay Pacific launching a route between Dublin and Hong Kong.

DAA also owns Cork airport and a host of retail businesses across 10 countries.