The court heard that earlier this month Ryanair had refused to pay the DAA €8.4m in passenger charges relating to Dublin, Shannon and Cork airports for the months of August and September.
This happened after the airline had been informed that they would have to sign a lease agreement for passenger self service kiosks they intended to install in Dublin airport.
The day after legal proceedings were issued Ryanair paid €7.7m followed by a further €500,000 which leaves the airline owing €57,000 in interest.
A judgement was issued against Ryanair for this remaining sum. In a story which is set to run for some time yet, the airline said it would issue a high court injunction tomorrow in relation to the kiosks.
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