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Aer Lingus ask passengers for donations for Africa

Aer Lingus passengers are being urged to dig deep for Africa.

Aer Lingus ask passengers for donations for Africa

Wed, 06 Jul, 2011 - 12:08

Aer Lingus passengers are being urged to dig deep for Africa.

Cabin crew at the former flag carrier have teamed up with Unicef Ireland to appeal for donations over the next two weeks.

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