On four April 2011, Ryanair started including a surcharge of €2 to its
flights to cowl the costs arising from compliance with EC Regulation 261/2004, which requires it to pay for meals and accommodation for passengers on delayed and cancelled flights.
Passengers arriving at the airport with no pre-printed on-line verify-in will have to pay €55/£45 for their boarding pass to be re-issued, while clients unable to test-in luggage on-line are asked to pay a charge
which varies relying on where they are travelling to on the airport
(as of June 2012). Ryanair faced criticism over
the ambiguous nature of these modifications. On 17 June 2014, Ryanair announced a new marketing campaign to re-invent itself as a more family-pleasant airline.
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In March 2017, The Third Eye introduced its closing at the end
of the month (March 31). Herer mentioned the decision to shut the store was difficult, however "vital as sales have steeply declined lately".
The sudden drop in Dublin's rating on the worldwide Monetary Centres Index
("GFCI") from an all-time high of tenth in March 2009 (GFCI 5), to 23rd by September 2009 (GFCI 6), sparked
a formal investigation.
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