# Lingus Flight

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Revisited: Albert Reynolds, an Australian monk, a hijacked plane, and the Third Secret of Fatima

In the first of May 1981, Ireland was sent into shock when an Aer Lingus flight was hijacked on its short trip from Dublin to London. The story made international headlines as a former Australian monk, Lawrence 'Larry' Downey, held the Irish plane hostage for almost eight hours. So, what were his i…

Aer Lingus flight cancelations

Flight cancellations are continuing to affect customers across the country with more Aer Lingus flights out of Dublin Airport to European destinations canceled today. The airline says it’s due to illness and strike action.

EPISODE 159 - LOOK WHO HAS CRAIC'D IT

Another week, another grub in the sky. The boys head back to just before Y2K ruined our computers and hop on an Aer Lingus flight, where an Irishman has had enough. PERTH! WE'RE DOING A LIVE SHOW! SATURDAY MAY 13 - 3PM OASIS COMEDY CLUB Get in quick! Tickets here. Heggie has a stand-up special o…

The Strangest Hijacking of All Time? | 1981 Aer Lingus Flight 164

Watch on YouTube Comment if you have a little known Irish or British crime I should cover in future episodes. https://linktr.ee/metimeandmurder #truecrimepodcast #horriblehistories #plane #ireland   References: Wikipedia https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-UKjP8LRfkM https://www.independent.ie/life/fl…

SCARE LINGUS FLIGHT POEING 747

Be honest, how many other podcasts do you know, start with a queef and end with a queef?I'd like to see The One Show copy THAT!

Taoiseach departs for Washington on Aer Lingus flight ahead of Biden meeting

irishmirror.ie - Mr Martin was spotted in the airport and travelled on a 12.30pm flight out of Dublin Airport.Tweeted by @IrishMirror https://twitter.com/IrishMirror/status/1503381686792376324

'Cultural cringe' as a response to traditional Irish music

An impromptu trad session on board a delayed Aer Lingus flight last week got a mixed response online and revealed the schism in Irish culture between celebrating traditional music and scoffing at the musicians and their “diddley-eye” tendencies.   People took to X, formerly Twitter, in droves to ri…