Ryanair says it is because of a cap on the number of flights which can be operated from Dublin Airport.
Leinster Rugby will have to fly to some away games from Belfast due to the passenger cap at Dublin Airport, Ryanair has said.
Leinster Rugby could not be reached for comment, but BBC News NI understands efforts are ongoing to resolve this issue. It is understood Leinster will fly from Belfast for two Champions Cup games and two United Rugby Championship games later in the 2024-25 season.Ryanair said a winter block on extra flight slots at Dublin Airport could be lifted if the transport minister directed the Irish Aviation Authority to do so.
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