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Ryanair - Flights to and from Ireland from £5 One-Way NO Hidden Charges

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Just noticed Ryanair doing flights to and from Ireland from £5 one way with NO hidden tax's/charges.

Just booked myself from Derry - Glasgow Prestwick for £11.98 return (£2 Card free)

On til Midnight tomorrow, snap them up!

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A lot of the flights i checked out of my Local airport Derry were 0p + £4.99 tax. That included to London, Glasgow, East Midlands, Liverpool and Bristol
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do you need a passport to go to ireland?
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I don't think so, I'm in the north and you don't not 100% about the south.
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A quick goggle suggests no, just photo ID that Ryanair accept
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If it's an internal UK flight you need some form of official identification (ie a driving liscense) but not a passport.
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If it's an internal UK flight you need some form of official identification (ie a driving liscense) but not a passport.
do you (or anyone) know what id they require for kids (specifically a 9 year old, no passport)
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Oh, hm I don't have a passport/driving licence. I have an old student ID which has been through the wars and the picture barely looks like me anymore. The last time I went to london without a passport was a bit dodgy but they let me go through eventually (I showed a bus pass with my picture) this was before all the terroristy things though
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do you (or anyone) know what id they require for kids (specifically a 9 year old, no passport)
If the child is travelling with an adult on an Internal UK flight or flying between the UK and ireland they don't need a form of photo ID with FR.
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If it's an internal UK flight you need some form of official identification (ie a driving liscense) but not a passport.
It will need to be a a license with a photo on it not the pink ones
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Instead of posting my package to ireland i may as well jump on a plane and take it over myself. Would be a lot cheaper

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cheapest flights i can get from Glasgow to dublin work out at £39.96 for two !

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Depart:
Glasgow (Prestwick) 06:35

Arrive:
Dublin 07:25

2 x Adult 0.00 GBP
2 x Child 0.00 GBP


Fare: 0.00 GBP
Taxes / Fees: 39.96 GBP
Total Price: 39.96 GBP
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