Ryanair asks court to prevent airport strike.
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Irish low-fare airline Ryanair reportedly went to court yesterday (16 March) in order to prevent airport workers from striking.
Ireland's biggest trade union SIPTU has called a six-hour strike at Dublin, Shannon
Ryanair said that it made an application to the high court in Dublin to prevent disruption to more than 50,000 passengers, reported Reuters.
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