Good business opportunity here - set up a stall near the Ryanair checkin with a computer, 3G modem for internet link and a printer and charge people €10 to print their boarding pass. It's cheaper than MOL is asking, and provided you're nice to the airport management and give them a cut, you might not get moved on.
only problem is that at places like say dublin, the airport will charge you Euro 65000 P.A. for a desk, which is one of the reasons ryr want rid of them.
Check in desks will probably become fast bag drops.
correct abzany, however word is that ryr are about to "declear war on hold baggage" in a attempt to reduce the number of ground personal needed thus reducing there own cost and giving them leverage when dealing with other airports.
And no more worring about making it to "check in" on time, ie. turning up 2 hours before the fight to get in a queue. Just show up at the gate in time to board. Honestly i don't see the problem.