The Ryanair CEO is under fire for comments he made yesterday.
Michael O' Leary insists he did not 'trivialise' the crime of rape , and will not apologise for comments he made yesterday.
He's replied to a letter from the CEO of the Dublin Rape Crisis Centre and rejected an offer of training.
The Ryanair boss says he was asked about rape and described it as a heinous crime and could not have been clearer.
Tanaiste Simon Harris says the Mullingar man should listen to the experts:
The Enterprise Minister had his election campaign in 2024 launched by Michael O'Leary.
Longford-Westmeath TD Peter Burke has called on the businessman to apologise:
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