Ryanair: State should honour Cork Airport pledge

RYANAIR has waded into the row over Cork Airport’s debt, saying it should not have to pay back its parent company, the Dublin Airport Authority (DAA), for the new terminal.

The largest airline in Ireland also called on the Government to honour its original commitment and allow the airport start its autonomous life debt-free.

The Ryanair statement came days after it was announced that Peter Cassells was to mediate in the debt dispute between the Cork Airport Authority and the DAA.

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