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OPINION ryanair : 67% in Ireland say 'yes' to the Lisbon treaty

67% in Ireland say 'yes' to the Lisbon treaty

On 2 October, the Irish public allowed changes to the constitution to ratify the Lisbon treaty. The 'resounding' and 'convincing' vote dispels fears that the referendum would pass by a slim margin and demonstrate a lack of Irish faith in the democratic process, and in the EU

by Daniel O'Leary @ // 05/10/09 - 2 Comment

ryanair, employment, media, vote, referendum, ukip, nigel farage

INTERVIEW ryanair : Peddling for votes; cycle across Ireland for Lisbon treaty

Peddling for votes; cycle across Ireland for Lisbon treaty

A group of cyclists from around Europe are embarking on a tour of the Irish countryside to demonstrate for a higher voter turnout ahead of the 2 October Lisbon referendum. Organiser Grace Cox enthuses about the ‘yes’ movement that’s gathering speed - and even Ryanair are getting on board

by naomi o'leary @ // 03/09/09 - 4 Comment

ryanair, dublin, sport, vote, countryside, demonstration, ireland

NEWS ryanair : Cheaper Ryanair seats for Lisbon yes votes

Cheaper Ryanair seats for Lisbon yes votes

The battle for the second Lisbon referendum is heating up in Ireland; and now, the yes side have aircraft. CEO Michael O’Leary joins Seamus Heaney, U2 and Intel in throwing his weight behind a Lisbon yes

by naomi o'leary @ // 27/08/09 - 1 Comment

ryanair, financial crisis, ireland, euweek, economy, best of cafebabel.com, lisbon treaty

FOCUS ryanair : Low cost airlines lend citizens a 'European' identity

Low cost airlines lend citizens a 'European' identity

Budget travel is a reality for modern Europeans, a part of everyday life. Accounting for its environmental impact may affect the as yet fragile common European identity it lends to flying citizens

by Nathan Charlton @ // 17/08/09 - 14 Comment

ryanair, european identity, money, england, identity, united kingdom, environment

PANORAMA ryanair : Low cost, deep discount - who benefits from the credit crunch?

Low cost, deep discount - who benefits from the credit crunch?

With the current crisis, Mr Cafebabel, Mr C to his friends, the European everyman, has changed his spending habits. Some costs have been cut in favour of better value purchases. Let’s take a glance at what’s making him happy…

by France Dutertre @ // 23/02/09 - 3 Comment

ryanair, economical crisis, crise économique, books, economy, low cost

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European Commission vs. Low cost companies: will anything change?

Listen to what the EC just discovered: hundreds of websites selling plane tickets are working against EU norms and are constantly violating consumer rights!

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