200 stranded passengers slept in Cork Airport last night

Up to 200 stranded passengers stayed the night in Cork Airport last night, writes Eoin English.

200 stranded passengers slept in Cork Airport last night
Thu, 01 Mar, 2018 - 09:34
Eoin English

Up to 200 stranded passengers stayed the night in Cork Airport last night, writes Eoin English.

The Civil Defence provided camp beds for those who spent the night sleeping in the terminal building.

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