300 Ryanair jobs to go to Spain or Germany

The 300 jobs that Ryanair claimed it would create at Hangar Six at Dublin Airport are now going to either Spain or Germany.

Thu, 11 Mar, 2010 - 08:17

The 300 jobs that Ryanair claimed it would create at Hangar Six at Dublin Airport are now going to either Spain or Germany.

Opposition politicians had rounded on Tánaiste Mary Coughlan and Transport Minister Noel Dempsey after the low-budget airline claimed that no government member had tried to secure the jobs.

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Courts Ryanair Place: Spain Place: Germany Place: Hangar Six Place: Dublin Airport Place: Europe Place: Ireland Person: Mary Coughlan Person: Transport Minister Person: Noel Dempsey Person: Michael O'Leary Person: O'Leary Organisation: Ryanair Organisation: Aer Lingus Organisation: Hangar Six Organisation: SR Technics Organisation: DAA

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