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September 2010

8th 18:00 - 22:00
British Midland International (bmi) trade event. Invite only. Grand Canal Theatre.
11th - 15th
Skal trip to France.
16th
Press dinner to launch Topflight’s Winter Ski Brochure City Centre Location. Invite only.
16th 12:30 - 15:00
Skal lunch with Chicago members. Conrad Hotel.
16th - 25th
A Taste of Mexico. Hilton hotel, Dublin. Preview night for trade and media Thurs Sept 2nd, 7pm, invitation only.
22nd 14:00 - 17:30
Autumn TravelMedia.ie Networking Lunch - Dublin city centre. Invite only. Trade and media event.
23rd
Trade Dinner to launch Topflight’s Winter Ski/Winter Sun Brochures. City Centre location. By Invitation only.
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Examiner Appointed To Aer Arann - 26 Aug
In the High Court this evening Justice Maureen Clarke appointed Mr. Michael McAteer of Grant Thornton as Interim Examiner to Comhfhorbairt (Gaillimh) trading as Aer Arann. The petition to enter examinership was made by the company following a resolution of its Board of Directors. read news
Manx2 is about to launch double daily service between Cork and Belfast Dublin 23rd August, 2010 - 23 Aug
Adding Manx charm to Irish skies, Manx2 is about to launch double daily service between Cork and Belfast, increasing the Manx name and brand at Irish Airports. read news
Cork Airport Welcomes New ManX2.com Cork to Belfast Service - 18 Aug
The Isle of Man based airline, Manx2.com has launched a new direct service from Cork to Belfast beginning on Monday, September 6th. read news
Etihad to commence South Korean operations in December - 21 Jul
Etihad Airways, the national airline of the United Arab Emirates, has announced it will commence operations to the South Korean capital, Seoul, on December 12, Seoul will become the 65th destination on Etihad’s network. read news
Paddy Power Press Release Bets Fly in on Dublin Airports New Name - 14 Jul
According to reports, the Government are planning on renaming Dublin Airport after former Fianna Fail Taoiseach Sean Lemass. read news