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Cuireadh isteach ar phaisinéirí Ryanair as Corcaigh tar éis do bhean a tionlacan as eitilt i Manchester maidin Dé Domhnaigh, tá sé deimhnithe.
Shroich eitilt Ryanair as Corcaigh Manchain ag 9:30rn Dé Domhnaigh sular baineadh an bhean suaite den eitleán.
Dar le Cork Beo, dúirt paisinéirí a chonaic an gcruachás go raibh a fhios acu ar dtús go raibh trioblóid ag baint le grúdaireacht nuair a d’fhéadfadh siad glór na mná a chloisteáil ag baint le hargóint ard.
"Tháinig an Captaen thar an idirchum agus d'iarr sé ar an mbean suí síos agus stop a chur le mí-úsáid a bhaint as paisinéirí agus foirne," a dúirt paisinéir le Cork Beo.
"Fuair muid go Manchain, bhí orainn fanacht ar feadh thart ar 25 nóiméad, tháinig na póilíní agus bhí siad ag cur as di, bhí sí fós ag screadaíl ag an aeróstach."
Dúirt urlabhraí de chuid Ryanair: “D’iarr criú na heitilte seo ó Chorcaigh go Manchain (11 Feabhra) cúnamh ó na póilíní tar éis do phaisinéir éirí trioblóideach san eitilt.
"Bhuail póilíní áitiúla leis an aerárthach ar shroicheadh Manchain agus bhain siad an paisinéir as an aerárthach sular tháinig an chuid eile de na paisinéirí."
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