That year they partied like it was 2-0–1-9 but after a Covid hiatus let’s go crazy for Aer Lingus’s return to the Twin Cities again.
Prince’s home cities of Minneapolis and St Paul’s is laying out the purple carpet to its Irish and Hibernophile pals.
You know, those like us who fly through Ireland with pre-clearance to the States.
All across America
Ireland’s national airline carrier is resuming its service between Dublin and Minneapolis-St. Paul today, April 29, with four weekly round trip.
Which marks the full restoration of the airline’s pre-pandemic North American network of 18.
When the Dublin-Denver flights, which will also operate four times a week, come on tap from May 17.
I will endeavour to fit in a trip again to LAX, on Friday for the American Travel Fair, IPW.
Music is the flute of life
Now, of course, we know Minnesota for its links to the Purple One.
And you can lap it all up at Prince’s palatial Paisley Park.
But it has also been home to among others…
The Andrews Sisters, Judy Garland, Bob Dylan and Lizzo and her magic flute.
Of course, it will not have gone unnoticed on Irish visitors that the Twin Cities are a shopping hub.
With the Mall of America bringing shoppers from all around the world.
Deal us in
And so if you want to see why Minneapolis-St Paul is where the doves fly.
You can too with Ireland’s national airline carrier.
So let’s go crazy for Aer Lingus’s return to Twin Cities.
Dublin to Minneapolis from €209.97.