20 flights were cancelled to and from Dublin airport.
Ryanair is working to have a normal service from tomorrow.
Irish passengers continue to feel the impact of the UK air traffic control technical glitch yesterday.
20 flights were cancelled to and from Dublin Airport today.
The cause has still not been determined, however the British Transport Secretary has ruled out a cyber attack.
Ryanair's Group CEO, Mullingar's Michael O'Leary, expects 70 flights to be cancelled across Europe today, but they are working to get back to a normal schedule:
Cork Airport had to operate at full schedule this morning after 22 arrivals and departures were cancelled yesterday.
Management at the airport says some flights were cancelled this morning, due to operational difficulties, however, schedules are now operating as normal.
Managing Director, Niall McCarthy, says cancelled flights which were due to arrive at Cork Airport yesterday, have been rescheduled for today:
Passenger Liam Curry had to sleep overnight at Dublin Airport after his flight to Turkey was cancelled:
Ryanair expects to cancel 70 flights today across Europe as a result of yesterday's technical glitch with Britain's air traffic control.
Mr. O'Leary hopes schedules will return to normal tomorrow:
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