‘I need to be able to ask you questions, that’s how this works’ – Michael O’Leary and Claire Byrne clash over Ryanair price rises amid Holyhead closure

- Christmas travel: Ryanair denies price gouging as one-way flights from UK cost €600
Tomas Doherty. Ryanair has denied price gouging and instead blamed the passenger cap at Dublin Airport as the reason behind high prices for...
from: laois-nationalist.ie

- Michael O’Leary on getting people home with Holyhead closed
With Holyhead Port still closed, thousands of people will be looking for alternate routes home this Christmas. A remaining option is to fly...
from: Newstalk

- Ryanair Defends Charging Over €600 For Flights From The UK To Ireland
The low-fares airline has denied it's profiteering from the transport difficulties caused by the closure of Holyhead port.
from: Kfm Radio

- ‘I need to be able to ask you questions, that’s how this works’ – Michael O’Leary and Claire Byrne clash over Ryanair price rises amid Holyhead closure
Ryanair CEO Michael O'Leary has said it was “far too late”, when asked not to increase the price of Ryanair Christmas flights to Ireland in the wake of...
from: MSN

- Ryanair says its not profittering as it charges record airfares this Christmas
Ryanair's denying it's profiteering or price-gouging as it charges record airfares this Christmas. Passengers trying to fly from the UK to...
from: Midwest Radio

- Ryanair Deny Price-Gouging During Festive Season
The airline is placing the blame on the cap at Dublin Airport for high prices of flights. Ryanair is denying it's engaged in price-gouging,...
from: Midlands 103

- Flying home from London this Christmas is not the disaster Ryanair boss Michael O’Leary had predicted
Despite warnings from Ryanair chief executive Michael O'Leary that one-way fares between London and Dublin would rocket to £500 (€600) in...
from: Independent

- Michael O'Leary: Soaring flight prices have ‘nothing to do’ with Holyhead
The Ryanair boss claims a passenger cap is to blame for soaring prices.
from: Newstalk

- Holyhead Port: Welsh transport secretary appeals to airlines not to increase prices
About 100000 people have been planning to travel to Ireland for Christmas using Holyhead-Dublin ferry.
from: The Irish Times

- Ryanair Defends Charging Over €600 For Flights From The UK To Ireland
The low-fares airline has denied it's profiteering from the transport difficulties caused by the closure of Holyhead port.
from: Kfm Radio

- Ryanair Deny Price-Gouging During Festive Season
The airline is placing the blame on the cap at Dublin Airport for high prices of flights. Ryanair is denying it's engaged in price-gouging,...
from: Midlands 103

- Michael O'Leary: Soaring flight prices have ‘nothing to do’ with Holyhead
The Ryanair boss claims a passenger cap is to blame for soaring prices.
from: Newstalk

- ‘I need to be able to ask you questions, that’s how this works’ – Michael O’Leary and Claire Byrne clash over Ryanair price rises amid Holyhead closure
Ryanair CEO Michael O'Leary has said it was “far too late”, when asked not to increase the price of Ryanair Christmas flights to Ireland in the wake of...
from: MSN

- Christmas travel: Ryanair denies price gouging as one-way flights from UK cost €600
Ryanair has denied price gouging and instead blamed the passenger cap at Dublin Airport as the reason behind high prices for flights this...
from: BreakingNews.ie

- Flying home from London this Christmas is not the disaster Ryanair boss Michael O’Leary had predicted
Despite warnings from Ryanair chief executive Michael O'Leary that one-way fares between London and Dublin would rocket to £500 (€600) in...
from: Independent

- Michael O’Leary on getting people home with Holyhead closed
With Holyhead Port still closed, thousands of people will be looking for alternate routes home this Christmas. A remaining option is to fly...
from: Newstalk

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