Ryanair vows to continue fight against second terminal

RYANAIR has vowed to continue its legal challenge to oppose the building of a controversial second terminal at Dublin Airport if it is granted planning permission by An Bord Pleanála.

It comes after the Dublin Airport Authority (DAA) warned the Government the planned opening of the terminal in late 2009 could be seriously delayed if Ryanair mounts a successful High Court action against its construction.

Last October, Fingal County Council granted the DAA planning permission for the €609m terminal subject to 43 conditions.