Flights of fancy

DUBLIN Airport needs a second terminal and Cork has a fully operational spare one. Ryanair has clearly indicated its desire to take over the old terminal — and the Cork Airport Authority has a rather large loan to repay.

Tue, 27 Feb, 2007 - 00:00

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Surely it’s a no-brainer? Ryanair flies to 27 destinations from Shannon and only four from Cork.

Kevin Dwyer

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