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A bit of disjointed disruption at the busiest time of year? Doesn't really sound plausible.
What I suggest is happening, is Ryanair having failed to grasp the seriousness of the situation, and the resolve of their cabin- and cockpit crews. They've publicly said they'll acknowledge unions, but not any union. Particularly, Ryanair doesn't seem to recognise any existing unions. Since then all they've done is give staff a song and a dance, trying to stall for as long as possible hoping it'll all go away.
Mr O'Leary like all bullies will extend and pretend.
They will turn themselves inside out doing everything, then finally having exhausted all other options, do the right thing...