Dana Baker

It gets really emotional.

It's a real privilege to be able to capture that and call it a job.

Ireland is full of people who are from other parts of the world who live here.

And then there are Irish people all over the world.

So Christmas is magic because there's a lot of reunions happen around that time.

So we want to tell that story.

And there's lots of color and excitement and tears and happiness in the terminals and the arrivals halls.

So we try and capture as many stories as we can, putting people at the heart of it.

I think it resonates with a lot of people in Ireland because a lot of us have loved ones living overseas who we love to see and love to see coming home.

So we try and capture all that and bottle it all up.

Yeah, it's been really good.

I think we always get some really good stories and we usually get some really big reunions happening.

We had one a couple of years ago where we had a brother and sister meeting up for the first time.

She discovered him.

It's kind of like a long lost family story.

He travelled over from New Zealand and

They met a couple of days before Christmas in the arrivals hall in Terminal 2, and they were both in their 70s, and they met for the very first time.

We've had people coming back from Australia for the first time in three years.

They've got grandkids with them that have never met their grandparents.

It's going to get emotional.