Ryanair launch flash sale with midweek flights from Belfast for as low as £17

Sophie McLaughlin

5 June 2024 at 6:50 am·1-min read

Passenger onboard a Ryanair Boening 737 — -Credit: (Image: NurPhoto via Getty Images)

Ryanair has launched a flash 24-hour sale for those hoping to book a last-minute getaway. Europe’s No.1 airline is offering discounts on midweek flights in June and July from Belfast for as little as £16.99.

With this amazing deal available until midnight on Wednesday only, there is no time to delay if you have been eyeing up one of Ryanair’s top holiday hotspots or city escapes.

Ryanair’s Head of Comms, Jade Kirwan said: "Ryanair is delivering the ultimate midweek treat with June and July midweek flights on offer from just £16.99 in our latest flash sale.

"This amazing offer is available for 24hrs only (ending midnight tonight, 5 June), so don’t delay and head over to Ryanair.com to book your next low fare trip to one of Ryanair’s top holiday hotspots or city escape destinations."

The list of destinations from Belfast International Airport included in the offer are:

Paris, France
Barcelona, Spain
Valencia, Spain
Porto, Portugal
Palma de Mallorca, Spain
Gdansk, Poland
Budapest, Hungary

To find out more about the offer and other flights from Belfast, see here

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