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The second largest Irish airline, headquartered at Dublin Airport in Cloghran, County Dublin and part of International Airlines Group (IAG).
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If an EU ID card is sufficient to enter Ireland, why did my friend get asked for a passport?
Is this a general policy of Aer Lingus not to accept European travellers with ID cards into Ireland?
Aer Lingus policy for travel within the EU is:
(There are slightly different provisions for …
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