A Personal Fighting, Flying, Machine for every Citizen?

Ryanair is not popular. For this writer, it’s enough to remember traveling to Venice and being dropped in Treviso. It was the “arrangement� for the return flight that left everything to be desired.

Nevertheless, the Bar Council of Ireland should strike a memorial medal to the airline for its services to the legal profession.

Look at its latest litigation outing HERE.

It issued proceedings in the form of a Special Summons and got slapped down because it hadn’t proceeded by way of Judicial Review.

Is it possible that Michael O’Leary has a jaundiced view of Order 84 of the Rules of the Superior Courts as referred to HERE and HERE?

When and where and why did that happen?

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  1. [...] are not insignificant benefits. Why is the Chairman of the Bar Council silent in the presence of such [...]

    Posted by McGarr Solicitors » O’Leary’s Benefaction | March 13, 2009, 10:01 am

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