Northern Ireland offers £67m subsidy to lure Ryanair's £400m hub and 600 jobs
Northern Ireland will put forward a £67m public-funded bid this month to attract Ryanair’s planned £400m hub, which promises 600 new jobs.
The regional government is preparing a £67m subsidy package aimed at securing Ryanair’s proposed hub, valued at £400m and expected to create 600 positions. Officials say the offer is being submitted this month as other locations vie for the investment. The hub would expand Ryanair’s low-cost network and boost the local economy. No final decision has been announced yet.
Why it matters
The subsidy could bring a major aviation hub and hundreds of jobs to Northern Ireland, reshaping its economy.
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