Can I stay airside when self-connecting at Dublin with carry-on only?

What this answer depends on

• Dublin Airport self-connections on separate bookings with carry-on only; current terminal-route conditions must be rechecked
• Dublin defines separate bookings as self-connecting. Its published carry-on route can allow use of Flight Connections, so the existence of separate tickets does not by itself answer whether you must leave the airport’s departure system. The stated Terminal 1 operating-period exception and boarding-pass status change the practical action.
• The airport’s guide publishes the 06:00–13:00 period for the carry-on self-connection route through Terminal 1. Outside it, the described alternative includes exiting and undergoing security. This is a time-dependent airport procedure, not a promise that every connection arriving in the period will be accepted. Recheck the current guide and signs before relying on it.
• Dublin advises obtaining the onward pass before flying to Dublin and warns that a missing pass can require an exit and airline re-check-in. A booking confirmation alone should not be assumed sufficient for this route. Resolve the pass with the operating airline before departure where possible and keep the actual flight information available.
• Dublin directs carry-on self-connections through Flight Connections except through Terminal 1 outside 06:00–13:00, when travelers use the exit route and security.
• Dublin advises having the onward boarding pass before arrival and warns a missing pass may require exiting and checking in with the airline.
• Dublin directs passengers to current flight-information screens to locate the onward departure.