Ryanair boss Michael O'Leary has reiterated his belief that there are a lot of teachers in the Dáil and that better diversity and more business people are needed.

RTÉ

Ireland

O'Leary stands by comments on teachers in the Dáil

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Government of Ireland

Michael O’Leary has repeated controversial comments he made about teachers, arguing that they are not the best type of politicians to deliver change in Ireland.

Shropshire Star

MNA Media

Ketley

Shropshire

England

United Kingdom

Michael O’Leary doubles down: ‘Teachers not the best people to deliver change’

The Ryanair boss said at an election event at the weekend, where he endorsed Enterprise Minister and Fine Gael TD Peter Burke, that teachers should not lead the country

Irish Mirror

Reach plc

Ryanair chief Michael O’Leary doubles down on controversial teacher comments

Taoiseach Simon Harris has said he is “pretty annoyed” about O’Leary’s comments.

The Journal

Ogden Newspapers

Michael O'Leary doubles down on teacher comments, says people should 'vote for FG and FF'

The Ryanair boss also said that Media Minister Catherine Martin would be ‘far better off back in the classroom’.

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TAOISEACH Simon Harris has defended teachers and said they are “doing a very good job” after controversial comments from Michael O’Leary. The Ryanair boss came under fire for comments made about the Dail being “full of teachers” and that he wouldn’t employ them to “get things done.” Michael O’Leary has defended his comments that sparked outrage over the weekendGetty Images - Getty Meanwhile the Taoiseach has defended teachersGetty Images - Getty…

The Irish Sun

Harris says teachers ‘doing a very good job’ as O’Leary doubles down on comments

Michael O’Leary has repeated controversial comments he made about teachers, arguing that they are not the best type of politicians to deliver change in Ireland. The Ryanair boss said at an election event at the weekend, where he endorsed Enterprise Minister and Fine Gael TD Peter Burke, that teachers should not lead the country. This prompted sharp criticism from teachers’ unions and political parties, while the Fine Gael leadership have attempt…

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The Ryanair boss also said that Media Minister Catherine Martin would be ‘far better off back in the classroom’.  Michael O’Leary has repeated controversial comments he made about teachers, arguing that they are not the best type of politicians to deliver change in Ireland. The Ryanair boss said at an election event at the weekend, where he endorsed Enterprise Minister and Fine Gael TD Peter Burke, that teachers should not lead the country. This…

O'Leary stands by comments on teachers in the Dáil

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