Like its US prototype Ryanair finds an obsession with gentle costs to be the recipe for rapid bourgeoning and high profits Ryanair's head office.

Like its US prototype Ryanair finds an obsession with gentle costs to be the recipe for rapid bourgeoning and high profits

Ryanair's head office, located in a business park a bare 5 min. from Dublin Airport, avoids the grandeur of one of its longer-established competitors. No meandering little rivers with lively fish and arty unpliant bridges in the entrance hall, just a handful of in the dumps sofas and a bunch of bleached-out artificial flowers. No visuals from Magritte or David Hockney to brighten the walls of the office of Chief Executive Michael O'Leary; the barely frivolity is a big sticker,

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