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Ireland West Airport in Mayo has announced additional flights to Spain for the month of May.
Ryanair has added extra flights on their Malaga service making it easier to escape to the beautiful coast of southern Spain.
It's a chance for a beach holiday, exploring Malaga’s vibrant culture, or enjoying delicious tapas, this is your chance to get there faster and more conveniently than ever.
The airport writes: "With three weekly flights now available during May, you'll have plenty of options to choose from and flexible travel times to suit your schedule."
And this is on top of the 'biggest ever summer schedule' for Mayo's Knock Airport, as was announced a few weeks ago.
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