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MET ÉIREANN is warning that the ash cloud from the Icelandic volcano that erupted over the weekend is heading in Ireland’s direction and could reach here tomorrow.
The Irish Aviation Authority said there was a “possibility of disruption” to air travel tomorrow, but that so far there was “nothing untoward”.
However, Ryanair’s deputy CEO Michael Cawley this morning insisted there would be no disruption to flights this time, and described last year’s volcanic ash crisis as an overreaction.
What do you think? Do you think last year’s closure was an overreaction? Or would you prefer to see Irish airspace close again if the ash cloud arrives back?
In today’s poll, we’re asking: should Irish airspace stay open if the ash cloud arrives?
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