Battle for Heathrow

RYANAIR’S bid for Aer Lingus will cause bigger headaches for Bertie Ahern and the PDs than the cash gifts scandal.

Thu, 12 Oct, 2006 - 01:00

Transport Minister Martin Cullen’s comments about the Heathrow slots were alarming because he failed to allay concerns that the Government would resist a sale of these strategic assets.

Imagine what will happen if Michael O’Leary has a say on this issue.

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Courts Columnists Place: Heathrow Place: Glenview Heights Place: Riverstick Co Cork Person: Ryanair Person: Bertie Ahern Person: Transport Minister Person: Martin Cullen Person: Michael O’Leary Person: Messrs Person: O’Leary Person: Cullen Person: Jerry O’Brien Organisation: Aer Lingus

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