Ryanair has a clear policy on passports

I FIND it amazing that Dublin City Council is proposing to boycott Ryanair because they require passports to be shown at check-in.

Thu, 14 Nov, 2002 - 00:00

It is quite plainly stated when booking that a passport is a condition of travel. Those who fly regularly to the UK will be aware that occasionally on arrival British airports will run an ID check on all incoming passengers. A passport is required for that, and on return to Dublin airport there is a passport check as well.

We don’t have national identity cards and, for the moment, passports are the safest and most secure way of identifying who is flying.

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