Kepp it coming Kremin. You're getting more hysterical by the minute.
I stated the above in the context that agreements do get broken and have done with the Labour Courts approval in certain situations. It's a fact of life.
And here you are still dodging the wider picture. Have you considered the implications of potential action on the other workers of Aer Lingus? Have you looked at the wider picture? A man who you detest is banging on the door of Aer Lingus. Your company already had to pay a fortune defending itself against his hostile attack and now you want to dictate that the airline cannot in fact open a new base and hire new pilots based on terms and conditons applicable to the local market, something any company should be able to do.
You've already shown you have a causal disregard for your customers Kremin, the people who ultimately keep your airline in business. Do you disregard the other workers so casually as well? Is this just about you? Do you not look at anybody else?