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Ryanair average fares may not grow this year, O'Leary warns

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Pay Deal Will Leave Aer Lingus Pilots ‘Better Off’, Union Says
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Pay deal will leave Aer Lingus pilots ‘better off’, union says

Aer Lingus Pilots Announce Eight-Hour Strike, Accusing Airline Of 'Antagonism'
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Aer Lingus pilots announce eight-hour strike, accusing airline of 'antagonism'

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Ryanair Warns Of Increased Summer Prices Posting €355M Annual Loss
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Ryanair warns of increased summer prices posting €355m annual loss

Ryanair To Post At Least €350M Loss As Passenger Numbers Recover
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Ryanair to post at least €350m loss as passenger numbers recover

Ryanair Recruiting For More Than 150 New Jobs At Dublin Airport
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Ryanair recruiting for more than 150 new jobs at Dublin Airport

Ryanair To Pay Refunds Within Five Working Days Amid Customer Service Upgrades
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Ryanair to pay refunds within five working days amid customer service upgrades

Ryanair Bars Passengers Who Requested Pandemic ‘Chargebacks’ From Future Flights
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Ryanair bars passengers who requested pandemic ‘chargebacks’ from future flights

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Aer Lingus Ground Operations Staff Vote Against Cost-Cutting Plans
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Aer Lingus ground operations staff vote against cost-cutting plans

Ryanair Invests €50M In Dublin Training Centre
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Ryanair invests €50m in Dublin training centre

Ryanair Seeing 'Very Strong Recovery', Says O'leary
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Ryanair seeing 'very strong recovery', says O'Leary

Ryanair Refusing Passengers With ‘Fake’ Boarding Passes From Third-Party Site
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Ryanair refusing passengers with ‘fake’ boarding passes from third-party site