Cowen urged to intervene in Ryanair airport jobs row

The Taoiseach was challenged tonight to personally intervene to secure 300 promised Ryanair jobs at Dublin Airport.

Cowen urged to intervene in Ryanair airport jobs row
Tue, 16 Feb, 2010 - 19:53

The Taoiseach was challenged tonight to personally intervene to secure 300 promised Ryanair jobs at Dublin Airport.

Brian Cowen was urged to step into the dispute as Tánaiste Mary Coughlan bowed to pressure and entered talks with the carrier boss Michael O’Leary over a maintenance base at Dublin Airport.

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