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Ryanair Flash Sale - Book by 08/07/23 for travel between 22/08/23 and 30/09/23 @ Ryanair
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Posted 7 July 2023

Ryanair Flash Sale - Book by 08/07/23 for travel between 22/08/23 and 30/09/23 @ Ryanair

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Routes
Returns from Birmingham (BHX):
Cork (ORK) - £30

Dublin (DUB) - £35

Knock (NOC) - £34

Poznań (POZ) - £40

Santander (SDR) - £40

Shannon (SNN) - £31

Stockholm (ARN) - £40

Toulouse (TLS) - £47

Warsaw (WMI) - £37

Returns from Bournemouth (BOH):
Dublin (DUB) - £33

Wrocław (WRO) - £45

Returns from Bristol (BRS):
Dublin (DUB) - £35

Knock (NOC) - £25

Poznań (POZ) - £33

Returns from Cork (ORK):
Birmingham (BHX) - €33

East Midlands (EMA) - €26

Edinburgh (EDI) - €32

Liverpool (LPL) - €34

London Gatwick (LGW) - €43

London Luton (LTN) - €33

London Stansted (STN) - €34

Manchester (MAN) - €31

Returns from Dublin (DUB):
Beauvais (BVA) - €40

Billund (BLL) - €38

Birmingham (BHX) - €35

Bristol (BRS) - €35

Cardiff (CWL) - €28

Charleroi (CRL) - €32

Cologne (CGN) - €46

Copenhagen (CPH) - €41

East Midlands (EMA) - €31

Edinburgh (EDI) - €35

Glasgow (GLA) - €31

Leeds Bradford (LBA) - €31

Liverpool (LPL) - €30

London Gatwick (LGW) - €41

London Luton (LTN) - €31

London Stansted (STN) - €34

Manchester (MAN) - €34

Newcastle (NCL) - €31

Newquay (NQY) - €36

Stockholm (ARN) - €47

Returns from Edinburgh (EDI):
Charleroi (CRL) - £43

Copenhagen (CPH) - £36

Cork (ORK) - £31

Dublin (DUB) - £35

Gdansk (GDN) - £42

Gothenburg (GOT) - £37

Knock (NOC) - £28

Shannon (SNN) - £29

Weeze (NRN) - £48

Returns from Glasgow (GLA):
Charleroi (CRL) - £41

Dublin (DUB) - £31

Returns from Kerry (KIR):
Frankfurt Hahn (HHN) - €42

London Luton (LTN) - €40

London Stansted (STN) - €40

Manchester (MAN) - €32

Returns from Knock (NOC):
Birmingham (BHX) - €37

Bristol (BRS) - €30

Cologne (CGN) - €37

East Midlands (EMA) - €30

Edinburgh (EDI) - €31

Liverpool (LPL) - €32

London Luton (LTN) - €36

London Stansted (STN) - €36

Manchester (MAN) - €33

Returns from Leeds Bradford (LBA):
Beauvais (BVA) - £34

Dublin (DUB) - £34

Gdansk (GDN) - £34

Returns from Liverpool (LPL):
Beauvais (BVA) - £29

Charleroi (CRL) - £34

Dublin (DUB) - £30

Shannon (SNN) - £33

Stockholm (ARN) - £45

Returns from London Gatwick (LGW):
Cork (ORK) - £35

Dublin (DUB) - £32

Shannon (SNN) - £36

Returns from London Luton (LTN):
Béziers (BZR) - £37

Dublin (DUB) - £31

Knock (NOC) - £35

Returns from London Stansted (STN):
Béziers (BZR) - £30

Carcassonne (CCF) - £35

La Rochelle (LRH) - £36

Nantes (NTE) - £29

Nimes (FNI) - £37

Tours (TUF) - £33

Verona (VRN) - £33

Returns from Manchester (MAN):
Beauvais (BVA) - £34

Billund (BLL) - £30

Charleroi (CRL) - £36

Cologne (CGN) - £36

Cork (ORK) - £29

Nantes (NTE) - £39

Returns from Newcastle (NCL):
Dublin (DUB) - £31

Shannon (SNN) - £20

Wrocław (WRO) - £40

Returns from Shannon (SNN):
Birmingham (BHX) - €33

Edinburgh (EDI) - €29

Liverpool (LPL) - €32

London Gatwick (LGW) - €37

London Stansted (STN) - €35

Manchester (MAN) - €33

Newcastle (NCL) - €26

Returns from Belfast (BFS):
Beauvais (BVA) - £38

Returns from Cardiff (CWL):
Dublin (DUB) - £35

Returns from Newquay (NQY):
Dublin (DUB) - £36

Terms
  • This promotion is subject to availability, and only available for bookings made on selected routes.
  • To avail of this promotion, you must select flights on Ryanair.com where the promo code has been automatically applied, or for selected flights booked via the Ryanair.com flight search / using the Ryanair app, the promo code can be manually applied.
  • This promotion cannot be combined with other promotional fares including any other promo code offer.
  • This promotion does not apply on domestic routes, connecting flights/routes or Spanish subsidised tickets.
  • This promotion does not apply to bookings with children and teenagers travelling to/from the UK where the UK Air Passenger Duty discount applies.
  • The promotion is not applicable when Buy One Get One Free/ Buy One Get One Half Price promotions are running on Ryanair.com.
  • Any flight changes made to bookings that are booked as part of this promotion will be subject to the standard flight change fee set out in our Table of Fees.
  • Except as otherwise provided by applicable law, these Terms & Conditions shall be governed by and interpreted in accordance with the laws of Ireland.
  • Ryanair Group GTCCs apply.
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  1. JoshBrocklebank's avatar
    It's always crazy on these posts that people will complain about paying to sit next to eachother or paying for luggage, you're paying £20-£40 a lot of the time for these flights, flights that take you hundreds/thousands of miles to a new country, thats cheaper that a train ticket to London from a lot of places, so yeah the airline charging pennies for flights is going to charge for every other service, do you really need 20kg of checked luggage for your weekend away? No, do you really need to sit next to your partner for the couple of hours you'll be flying? No, I appreciate people with families might need checked luggage and to sit with eachother but if you find the right deal, Ryanair + checked luggage + seat selection is still generally cheaper than flying a full service flag carrier, better yet, if you can learn to travel light and don't care who you sit next to, you can actually get on these flights for the advertised price, I do that all the time.
    Reena7's avatar
    You can count the airlines - from the 100s that exist - that don't charge for seat choice on one hand
  2. Willy_Wonka's avatar
    Good for a last minute weekend holiday to a beach in the Balkans
    trojan34's avatar
    Sounds good to me mate.
  3. Macreus's avatar
    Couldn't pay me to take a flight on RyanAir.
    Shab99's avatar
    Why?

    I regularly fly with them and find they are excellent. Very rarely late. (edited)
  4. MarkShopper's avatar
    Beware of extra charges. Last time I travelled with them it cost £90 return extra to take one suitcase, plus £24 extra return not to be split up on the plane. Imagine any other service in life intentionally splitting up people on the same booking then charging them extra to sit together! It shouldn't be allowed. (edited)
    th73hb4's avatar
    It's a budget airline carrier, you know how their business model operated before you booked it so it shouldn't be a surprise
    No one is forcing you to book them so choose another likely more expensive provider if you feel this way.
  5. donny's avatar
    some really crazy cheap flights still post covid - still remember the 70s and 80s when then you needed £200 plus then when I was earning £300 a month for a return flight to European countries, and there was no luxury air ports back then. For people who have the time and interest in flying, we literally have never had it so good. Voted hot.
    niron_ev's avatar
    The Karens of this day and age just don't get this. I say this exact thing all the time
  6. Jonahea86's avatar
    Flights are always great prices, but £35pp each way for a cabin bag and £50pp each way for hold is a lot.

    That’s £140 or £200 for a couple before we even pick a flight.
    milky2's avatar
    Just bring a decent rucksack each, plenty of space for a week.
  7. Derry.Canning's avatar
    Ace deal, thank you! The usual Ryanair pitfalls but we've just booked 4 nights in Warsaw (hotel and travel) for £135pp!
  8. BOTTOMLINE666's avatar
    I would not fly on Ryanair if the tickets were free and given the cost of the flight as well.
    neaskemenna's avatar
    Aye right, pull the other one!
  9. chrisc55's avatar
    Scummy Ryan air. Will do anything to rip you off
    neaskemenna's avatar
    Bit harsh
  10. smudgerMCFC's avatar
    £22 there £168 back and that's before luggage 🤷 hardly a bargain
    pellethunter's avatar
    That's one specific flight, but there are flights for £22 there and similar price return. Just quit the complaining man
  11. ok-detective's avatar
    The luggage charge are a glorified tax that catches a lot of people out, I took my mum to Venice and she hadn’t flown in over 10 years she was shocked and got done at both airports by easy jet. If they don’t take you bag into the hold you can do a charge back with your bank for not providing service as described!
    th73hb4's avatar
    Ignorance isn't an excuse.
    Ryanair prevented people who used charge backs wrongly from boarding after COVID and still do it. So there's a good chance if you did that you could get to the airport and be told pay up or don't get on.
  12. AlanS181824's avatar
    Cheers for including the 6 Irish airports on the list. Appreciate the effort!
  13. zonda1989's avatar
    I'm from Ireland, look up the price of accommodation here first, you might get a shock, and not a good one
  14. dlo247's avatar
    Not bad if you're not planning to come home
  15. Shab99's avatar
    Searching for cheap Ryanair flights is easy using Ryanair discovery.
  16. pagehamillton's avatar
    Thanks
  17. realised's avatar
    Aw is there nothing from EMA
  18. deleted2622843's avatar
    Time choices are crap
  19. CETD's avatar
    I’ve booked a couple of flights this year (non sale) but found they have sold them slightly cheaper as a flash sale at shorter notice, as in for travel within the month. Are these ‘flash sales’ quite common fir RA?
  20. franmarshall24ea409's avatar
    Is it just me or is it more expensive than normal since you can’t get a cheap return flight on any of them I looked at? looks like they’ve just put the return prices up
  21. flex's avatar
    Wouldn’t use Rotten Ryanair if it was free.
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