Airline off course

IT is totally hypocritical of Ryanair to blame the Government’s unwelcome €10 tax for killing Irish tourism.

Tue, 23 Jun, 2009 - 01:00
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Why not drop its own unjustifiable €5 online check-in tax first and then point the finger?

Cathal Buckley

Westview

Kinsale

Co Cork

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