A Must Read - Ryanair Flights

shamiel

Have booked tickets to Barcelona, but havent got confirmation email. Has anyone received one yet.

sheryldoc

claren wrote:

Try the Jurys Inn Custom House - they are doing a 93 Euro per night rate in Jan and February - and its pretty central too - hope that helps.....

Deals are Midweek.. thanx tho..x

kellyf_2

my 2 yr old daughter has not got a passport
i have tried reading the info for flying to dublin and i cant work out if she will need a passport or not can anyone help me asap please

thanks

Kelly

janedoe_3

kellyf wrote:

my 2 yr old daughter has not got a passport
i have tried reading the info for flying to dublin and i cant work out if she will need a passport or not can anyone help me asap please

thanks

Kelly

She will need a passport to travel as all babies/children now need their own passport.

jayok

I have just booked 2 adults, 2 children to Dublin from Prestwick for £16.68 (includes 1 bag and 1 priority - hopefully my wife can go on priority and 'reserve' seats together)

kellyf_2

it says


Photo-Id for children under 16 years is not required in the following circumstances:

* oChildren travelling with an adult on UK domestic flights and UK-Republic of Ireland-UK routes.
* Children included on the passport of the parent with whom they are travelling.


what doe sthis means??

jayok

janedoe wrote:

She will need a passport to travel as all babies/children now need their own passport.

That cannot be true as my 2 sons (age 8 & 4) are on our passports

Edit: We have Irish passports so British ones must be different

traleegirl

Passports are not required between England and Ireland, just offical photo ID i.e. driving license. And children under 16 don't need any id!
Hope this helps!!!

sheryldoc

you will have to phone ryanair to confirm as you DO NOT need a passport to travel to Ireland..

However..

Adults need some sort of photo ID.. passport/drivers licence.. so I dont know what under 2s require I dont think there are any rerquirements but best to check.

sheryldoc

jayok wrote:

That cannot be true as my 2 sons (age 8 & 4) are on our passports

Edit: We have Irish passports so British ones must be different

Its true to an extent.. Children who now apply for a passport.. get an individual one..

but you dont need one to fly from UK to Ireland