Ryanair to reopen Cork Airport base and restore 20 routes to UK and Europe

The €200m investment will restore all the company's pre-pandemic capacity at Cork from December, and includes new services to Birmingham and Edinburgh

Twenty routes Winter and Summer out of Cork Airport were announced by Eddie Wilson CEO Ryanair DAC today. Also attending the press conference were, Ray Kelliher, Director of Route Development Ryanair, Brian Gallagher, Head of Aviation, Cork Airport, Ryanair staff Natlia Matloch and Lindie Murphy, and Niall MacCarthy, MD, Cork Airport. Picture: Dan Linehan

Ryanair has announced the reopening of its two-aircraft base at Cork Airport and the restoration of 20 routes across the UK and Europe.

The €200m investment will restore all of Ryanair's pre-pandemic passenger carrying capacity at Cork from December, and will include the introduction of new services to Birmingham and Edinburgh which are unserved following the collapse of Stobart Air.