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« on: October 26, 2016, 18:24:58 »

I received an email earlier which I deleted as of no use to me.

Ryanair are offering seats for £2 each way on Tuesday and Wednesday's in November to selected destinations.

I've just had a play around and had a 80% success rate for Wednesday 9th on finding the £2 fare, including several Bristol departures. Return journeys the following Tuesday and Wednesday for my selected 5 routes had a 100% success.
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