Mr. Sean Doyle:

The decisions were taken purely on the commercial realities. We kept a flight from Cork to Heathrow and three per week into Amsterdam. There was greater demand out of Cork than there was out of Shannon so the flights at Shannon would have been unviable based on the assessment we did at that time. We do it very frequently and at the minute we have not seen any recovery that would indicate we can reinstate those flights. I look forward to the day when we would because we understand the importance of the Heathrow connection to Shannon.