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Ah hare! Dublin Airport unveils new furry mascot with public called upon for names
Dublin Airport has chosen a hare as their new mascot following a grand reveal on X this Thursday.
In the video shared on their social media, the airport has called on the public for name ideas for the 6 foot hare.
The hare is here! pic.twitter.com/84tVL9nshD
— Dublin Airport (@DublinAirport) January 30, 2025
Some of the hilarious suggestions in the comments so far include Hare O'Plane, Michael O'Harey, Simon Harres and Hare Port.
Other more serious suggestions are Eitleán, Roger the Hare and simply Paddy.
What do you think the new mascot should be named?
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