Subsidised Aer Lingus doesn’t serve us

I WAS shocked to hear that Aer Lingus are withdrawing from the Cork — Dublin route.

Subsidised Aer Lingus doesn’t serve us
Thu, 24 Jul, 2003 - 01:00

In the light of their virtual abandonment of Shannon last year it seems that the nationally subsidised airline believes that it should only enhance Dublin services and to hell with the rest of us.

I believe that as long as Aer Lingus is funded by the taxpayer it should operate services which benefit the internal transport links of this country.

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