Ryanair: What the Govt gives the DAA takes away

Ryanair has said that Irish tourism will "continue to be strangled by a €3 tourist tax" after today's Budget announced by Finance Minister Brian Lenihan.

Ryanair: What the Govt gives the DAA takes away

Ryanair has said that Irish tourism will "continue to be strangled by a €3 tourist tax" after today's Budget announced by Finance Minister Brian Lenihan.

The low-cost airline also condemned the "high and increasing" charges levied by the Government-owned DAA airport.

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