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Time: 18:41 (Market Closed)

Bid	0.59
Ask	0.60
Price	0.595
Previous	0.5975
Change	+0 p (0.42%)
Last Trade	0.60 (16:35:09)
Trading Vol.	178,946
Today's High	0.62
Today's Low	0.5925

52 Wk Low	0.43
52 Wk Low	(28/07/2009)
52 Wk High	0.81
52 Wk High	(24/09/2009)
52 Wk Change	n/a
52 Wk Change	(n/a%)
4 Wk Volume	4,928,229
ISIN Number	IE00B1CMPN86
Currency	EUR

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19-03-10	Aer Lingus cabin crew to vote again on cost cuts	AFX UK Focus
DUBLIN, March 19 (Reuters) - Cabin crew at Irish airline Aer Lingus will vote for a second time to decide whether to accept a cost-cutting package, the company said, in a move that could prevent more layoffs or strikes at the carrier. `After an initial vote, cabin crews represented by the IMPACT trade union became the only one of five employee groups to reject the plans presented by Aer Lingus management to stop the depletion of its cash reserves.` `On March 9, Aer Lingus said it would impose compulsory redundancies for almost a quarter of its 1,000 cabin crew and cut salaries for the rest as a response to the lack of cooperation by IMPACT.` `But, as required by law, it started a 30-day consultation period with employees before sacking them.` `"The company now awaits the outcome of this re-ballot," Aer Lingus, which has fended off two hostile bids by bigger Irish rival Ryanair, said in a statement after talks at Ireland's Labour Relations Commission.` `A negotiated settlement with the union could prevent the kind of strife seen at British Airways, where cabin crew were set to begin a three-day strike this weekend.` (Reporting by Andras Gergely, editing by Leslie Gevirtz) Keywords: AERLINGUS/ (andras.gergely@reuters.com; +35315001518; Reuters Messaging: andras.gergely.reuters.com@reuters.net) COPYRIGHT Copyright Thomson Reuters 2010. All rights reserved. The copying, republication or redistribution of Reuters News Content, including by framing or similar means, is expressly prohibited without the prior written consent of Thomson Reuters. More
19-03-10	Aer Lingus Group PLC - Directorate Change	RNS
RNS Number : 8810I Aer Lingus Group PLC 19 March 2010 `Aer Lingus Group plc ISE: EIL1 LSE: AERL` Directorate Change Dublin and London, 19th March 2010: The Board of Directors of Aer Lingus Group plc ("Aer Lingus"), announces the retirement of Anne Mills as a director of Aer Lingus upon the expiry of her term of appointment on 21 March 2010. Ms Mills has been on the board of Aer Lingus since 2004. The board would like to thank Ms Mills for her many years of service to Aer Lingus, her outstanding dedication and significant contribution to the company and wishes her very well in the future. Enda Corneille (Media) Aer Lingus `Tel: +353 1 886 2000` `International Media Irish Media` Victoria Palmer-Moore/Matthew Shelia Gahan/ Brian `Fletcher Bell` `Powerscourt Wilson Hartnell` `Tel: +44 207 250 1446 Public Relations` `Email:victoria.palmermoore@ Tel: +353 1` `powerscourtmedia.com 669 0030` `Matthew.fletcher@ +353 87 234 2409` `powerscourtmedia.com (SG)` `+353 87 243 6130` (BB) `Email:` `sheila.gahan@ogilvy.` `com` `brian.bell@ogilvy.` `com` This information is provided by RNS The company news service from the London Stock Exchange END BOAGGUUAWUPUGCB More
11-03-10	PRESS DIGEST - Ireland - March 11	AFX UK Focus
DUBLIN, March 11 (Reuters) - These are some of the leading stories in Ireland's newspapers on Thursday. Reuters has not verified these stories and cannot vouch for their accuracy: THE IRISH TIMES All 1,200 Aer Lingus cabin crew in the Republic of Ireland are to be sent notices of termination of their employment next month and offered new contracts involving lower salary scales and changed work practices. Reducing the effective corporation tax rate on "innovative activities" to 5 percent is one of the main recommendations in the ambitious report of the Innovation Taskforce which will be published by Taoiseach (Prime Minister) Brian Cowen this morning. IRISH INDEPENDENT Ireland's property developers and NAMA could get caught up in a major meltdown in the UK commercial property market as companies in the sector struggle to roll over their debts. A senior bishop has attacked the media for singling out the Catholic Church for covering-up paedophile priests when 95 percent of child abuse occurs in families and community life. IRISH EXAMINER Patients around the country face an anxious wait as all hospitals have been asked to prove they do not have similar problems to Tallaght Hospital where thousands of X-rays went without proper examination leading to two delayed cancer diagnoses. Looking for more information from local sources? Reuters Business Briefing has five Irish sources including Irish Times. For details of the product please call your local help desk . ($1=.7307 Euro) (Dublin newsroom + 353 1 500 1550, fax + 353 1 500 1551, dublin.newsroom@reuters.com) COPYRIGHT Copyright Thomson Reuters 2010. All rights reserved. The copying, republication or redistribution of Reuters News Content, including by framing or similar means, is expressly prohibited without the prior written consent of Thomson Reuters. More
10-03-10	AER LINGUS GROUP PLC - WILL RESULT IN ABOUT 230 FEWER CABIN CREW	AFX UK Focus
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24-02-10	HOLD Results 9th March	San Jaime


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	Waiting to see what the share price does after this years results. Below 0.50 again and I will top up ! SJ More \| View thread (1) \| Respond \| Login to Vote up
28-12-09	Re: Ryanair question	edwardberry


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	Recent "news": http://www.dailymail.co.uk/money/article-1238544/Aer-Lingus-braced-Ryanair-takeover-bid.html More \| View thread (2) \| Respond \| Login to Vote up
03-11-09	Ryanair question	rocksteady-


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	Hi all. Quick question. Assuming Ryanair were to make another bid for Aer Lingus, from what date are they allowed to make the offer? Isn't there something about them having to wait a year from previous offer? TIA. More \| View thread (2) \| Respond \| Login to Vote up
28-09-09	Re: AERL	HOG400


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	Comment: O’Leary still circling around Aer Lingus 27 September 2009 "As Christoph Mueller, the new chief executive of Aer Lingus, steels himself for the first of many battles with unions over radical plans to strip out €100million in costs, he can at least console himself that his noisy peer across the car park at Dublin Airport will give him a little breathing space. Last week, Michael O’Leary, chief executive of Ryanair, used his airline’s agm to play down speculation about a third attempt to take over Aer Lingus. O’Leary said it was ‘‘highly unlikely’’ that a third offer would be made any time soon, but he was uncharitable in outlining his reasons why. According to O’Leary, Aer Lingus remains doomed to stumble through the tough, recession-filled years that lie ahead, slowly but surely eroding its cash reserves, while it beavers away in its efforts to return to profitability. Once the cash runs out, Aer Lingus will, in O’Leary’s mind, need its shareholders to stump up and ensure that its planes can remain in the sky. And that could be its downfall as an independent entity. Attempts to tap shareholders for cash will not be helped by Aer Lingus’s complicated ownership. With a cash-strapped government holding 25 per cent of the airline and unions and staff (whose pockets are hardly overflowing) holding 15 per cent, Mueller would be unwise to expect them to follow their money in a future fundraising. Which leaves a relatively small number of institutional shareholders - and Ryanair. O’Leary would be only too pleased to inject more money into his domestic rival - but only in return for control. Mueller will hope it won’t come to that and that staff will recognise the urgency of Aer Lingus getting its house in order. But the doomsday clock is already ticking. " More \| View thread (5) \| Respond \| Login to Vote up

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