Matthew wrote on Wed Dec 30, 2020 10:20am:
Occasionally, when we travel to Spain we travel via the UK. Usually, this ties in with price, shuttle times, journey times. More often we would travel directly to Spain.
Considerably, fewer people from the UK use Ireland as a hub in travelling to Spain. I think a good consequence of the recent trade negotiations we will have much more people from the UK using Irish airports. I suggest anybody say travelling with one stop before arriving in Spain consider a route ...
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...via ROI.
Be warned though, our airports have food every bit as "not good" as Alicante and Almeria airports - but the nearby hotels (usually within walking distance of the terminal) serve excellent food and probably cheaper than you expect. And . . . . . . . . . you may pay a little more to use Aer Lingus, but it's worth every penny and you won't be badgered to buy Ryanair unwinnable lottery tickets . . . . .. Looking forward to seeing you.
Congratulations Matthew - the first advantage of Brexit.