Travel Tax in Ireland
Posted:
09 Dec 2010, 09:09by honey lamb
Our beloved government, while screwing us royally by increasing taxes and cutting pensions offered a teeny, tiny crumb of comfort by reducing the travel tax from €10 to €3 in Tuesday's budget effective from March 1st 2011
I have a flight booked on Aer Lingus on March 21st and I've just been informed by them that they will automatically refund the €7 to my credit card. Well that takes care of an onboard G&T ):
Re: Travel Tax in Ireland
Posted:
09 Dec 2010, 10:16by Darren Wheeler
Except G&T has gone up to €8 :w
Re: Travel Tax in Ireland
Posted:
09 Dec 2010, 11:54by honey lamb
Darren Wheeler wrote:Except G&T has gone up to €8 :w
Not on board, it hasn't. €6 so I get a whole €1 in change
Re: Travel Tax in Ireland
Posted:
09 Dec 2010, 13:23by eejp1007
The one good piece of travel related news! I think you should then buy a scratchcard with your mighty Euro and play it while sitting on board so you can pretend you are on a Ryanair flight!
Re: Travel Tax in Ireland
Posted:
09 Dec 2010, 14:39by FamilyMan
Is this to make it cheaper for young people to move to London
Re: Travel Tax in Ireland
Posted:
09 Dec 2010, 15:27by Tinkerbelle
honey lamb wrote:Darren Wheeler wrote:Except G&T has gone up to €8 :w
Not on board, it hasn't. €6 so I get a whole €1 in change
Will a piece of lime cost you €1?