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Ryanair is to increase the amounts it charges passengers for using check-in desks and checking in baggage. The new charges take effect immediately for new bookings.
For all bookings made from today, the airline’s checked-in baggage fee will increase from €6 to €9 per bag and the airport check-in fee will increase from €3 to €4.
Ryanair says it wants to encourage more passengers to check in online and travel with just carry-on luggage in order to cut the number of airport check-in desks it uses and the number of handling staff it employs.
M&S advertise for positions for new Killarney store
Marks and Spencer is adverstising for positions for its Killarney store which is due to open this May. The retailer is looking for section Managers and customer advisors. Last Month Marks and Spencer announced its plans for Killarney after months of speculation. The decision was cemented when An Bord Pleanala turned down an appeal by Marks and Spencer to locate at Manor West Retail Park in Tralee. That decision concluded a long and controversial wrangle between the retailer and Tralee Town Council. Last April, Tralee Town Councillors voted by a majority of nine to three to turn down Marks and Spencer’s application for a material contravention which would have allowed it to locate at Manor West Retail Park.
An Ríocht - The Kingdom: M&S advertise for positions for new Killarney store
The existing 5 digit telephone numbers in Killarney are to change to 7 digit numbers in 2008. Numbers in Killarney will have an additional 66 added to the beginning of their phone numbers and Rathmore area numbers will have a 77 added to their numbers.
Japanese electronics giant Toshiba may have been dealt a fatal blow in its attempt to win the battle for high-definition DVD.According to announcements at the Consumer Electronics Show (CES), the world’s largest technology industry exhibition in Las Vegas this week, several major movie studios are ditching Toshiba’s HD-DVD format. New Line Cinema has joined Warner Bros in revealing that in future it would only be supplying its movies in Blu-ray format – the competitor to Toshiba’s format.
Well hello to 2008. Back to work after the holidays and the weather is colder and wetter again.
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