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AER LINGUS ANNOUNCES PARTNERSHIP WITH IRISH BOXING ICON KATIE TAYLOR

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By Aer Lingus
| Cara Magazine
Press releaseAER LINGUS ANNOUNCES PARTNERSHIP WITH IRISH BOXING ICON KATIE TAYLOR The airline will fly Katie home for her homecoming fight at Croke Park this September Dublin, 9th June, 2026: Aer Lingus today announces Irish boxing icon Katie Taylor as its new brand ambassador, following the recent celebration of the airline's 90th anniversary. The partnership brings together two Irish icons with a shared spirit and global ambitions - and each proudly flying the Irish flag on the world stage.
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90 years of flying: Aer Lingus’ oldest aircraft takes to the skies again

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By Aer Lingus
| Cara Magazine
Press release90 years of flying: Aer Lingus’ oldest aircraft takes to the skies again 27 May 2026: Aer Lingus is marking 90 years of flying as it unveils its newly-restored Iolar aircraft. EI-ABI, known as Iolar (Irish for eagle), is a rare de Havilland DH.84 Dragon, which dates back to 1936.
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Bridge to Ireland: New Aer Lingus route from Dublin to Pittsburgh takes off

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By Aer Lingus
| Cara Magazine
Press releaseBridge to Ireland: New Aer Lingus route from Dublin to Pittsburgh takes off New transatlantic service builds on Aer Lingus’ partnership with the Pittsburgh Steelers Known as the ‘City of Bridges’, Aer Lingus is celebrating the new connection by turning Pittsburgh’s famous ‘Three Sisters’ bridges green, white and orange Dublin, 25 May 2026: Aer Lingus is celebrating the launch of its first flight from Dublin Airport to Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania today.
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