Donegal Airport hand luggage liquids rules
Donegal Airport allows liquids in containers of up to 100 ml, with no clear bag needed, and liquids and electrical items can stay in your bag.
Some details on this page couldn’t be fully confirmed on the official site. Check before you fly.
- Largest container
- 100 ml per item
- Clear bag needed
- Not stated
- Liquids stay in bag
- Yes
- Laptops stay in bag
- Yes
- Every lane
- Not stated
- Changed
- 1 Sep 2024
Based on the airport's own notice that took effect on 1 September 2024: any number of 100 ml containers can stay in the cabin bag, and bigger containers are only accepted for baby food, medicines or special dietary needs, shown separately. The airport's CT scanner announcement says liquids and electronic devices no longer need to be taken out of bags. No newer liquids notice was found on the airport site, and the 2-litre allowance now used at Dublin is not mentioned for Donegal; a September 2025 news roundup also reported the 100 ml limit still in place.
Medicines, baby food and duty-free in sealed bags are exempt from the 100 ml limit. Rules vary by airport, so check your return and connecting airports too.
Source: Changes To Liquids, Aerosols And Gels (LAGS) Rules · checked 24 Oct 2026
Source: Donegal Airport: first in Ireland to install ECAC EDS CB C3 screening · checked 24 Oct 2026
Source: Travel Extra: liquids situation at Irish airports (supporting, Sept 2025) · checked 24 Oct 2026