Ryanair boss vows to terminate €750m ‘T2’ at Dublin airport

RYANAIR has accused the Dublin Airport Authority of “monopoly abuse” over its plans to press ahead with a controversial second terminal at Dublin Airport.

The airline’s chief executive, Michael O’Leary warned yesterday that Ryanair would consider all avenues of appeal to prevent the construction of such “a grossly inefficient, gold-plated facility.”

The estimated cost of the new terminal which will be known as T2 is €757.2 million, although Ryanair maintains the final figure is likely to reach €842m.