Ryanair has announced a number of new services from Irish airports as part of its 2019/20 winter schedule launch.
It includes a brand new daily route from Dublin to Milan Malpensa as well as a weekly one from Knock to Tenerife.
To celebrate the new routes, Ryanair has announced a new seat sale with flights from €14.99 one way for travel in March and April.
You can take a look at the sale destinations via the Ryanair website here but you’ll have to be quick because the sale ends at midnight on Thursday.
The airline also announced six new winter services including twice weekly flights to Bordeaux, four to Bournemouth, two to Gothenburg, two to Kyiv and two to Pisa.
There will also be two daily flights to London Southend.
Cork Airport will have a twice weekly service to Alicante, Budapest, Malta and Poznan for the winter season, which are being extended from their summer schedules.
The budget airline also announced that passengers can now book flights as far ahead as March 2020 from now.
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