Two hundred Aer Lingus passengers stranded in Barcelona

More than 200 Irish passengers are still grounded in Spain after an industrial dispute closed down Barcelona Airport yesterday.

Sat, 29 Jul, 2006 - 13:13

More than 200 Irish passengers are still grounded in Spain after an industrial dispute closed down Barcelona Airport yesterday.

They are due to fly home with Aer Lingus at 5pm this evening.

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