Leo you have again trotted out the official Ryanair line
As for the "demoted for refusing to fly fatigued" codswallop, it simply isn't true. The Dublin captain in question couldn't be bothered, and sought to justify his recalcitrance after the fact by falsely claiming fatigue. Its as simple, and as scurrilous, as that.
This is what proves that you are far from being a line pilot. The rest of us mortals don't know what happened. We have a version on Crewdock. We have a complaint to the IAA. We have very little to go on. We also have considerable suspicions. You came on to pprune shortly after the incident to throw merde at the pilot concerned - including your "duvet days" or "duvet mornings" remark.
Like so much to do with Ryanair, the truth is hard to find. The spin is everywhere. The determination to defend the official position, regardless, is there. What we don't have is a reliable or independent source of information. As I have said before, your pronouncements are nothing other than propaganda.
What we saw on the programme last night was the authentic reaction of the vast majority of Ryanair pilots to what happened to that pilot. THAT REACTION WAS (AND IS) IMPORTANT, even if the IAA and Ryanair don't seem to agree.