Ryanair pilot strike could cost team Ireland a spot at World Tae Kwon-do championships

Nearly all the 300 strong team including competitors and parents are due to fly out that day.

Ryanair pilot strike could cost team Ireland a spot at World Tae Kwon-do championships
Fri, 13 Jul, 2018 - 21:00

The Irish team heading to the World Tae Kwon-do championships in Birmingham in Britain might not make it if the Ryanair strike goes ahead on Friday, July 20.

Nearly all the 300 strong team including competitors and parents are due to fly out that day.

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