Ryanair buys new office for Irish operations
Ryanair has bought a new office in Dublin to house all of its Irish operations.
The 100,000 sq ft office at the Airside Business Park in Swords will be the base for all of its commercial, customer service, finance, IT, legal and marketing departments.
Once it is ready, all of Ryanair’s Irish office operations and around 400 staff from its current offices at Dublin Airport will move to Airside before the end of the year.
Half of the space will be put up for rent to other multi-national companies.
Ryanair said it will continue to maintain some facilities at Dublin Airport for its pilots and cabin crew.
Ryanair’s Robin Kiely said: "This is a significant investment by Ryanair, allowing us the space and facilities to further develop our Dublin organisation, at much lower costs than the high rents on the Dublin Airport campus and allowing other staff currently housed in satellite offices to be brought together under one roof, resulting in a large reduction in rental expenses and further cost savings."
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