RYANAIR HERE AND THERE : Whoever gets the job as the new EU affairs chief advisor to the feisty Irish budget airline Ryanair better not forget to print his or her tickets, because there would appear to be a lot of travel involved. While in the body of the job description the position is described as Brussels-based, in the final selection criteria it is a Dublin gig. Maybe part of the problem is that — as far as Brussels Influence has been able to ascertain — Europe's leading airline has no office in Brussels (it lists a Dublin address on the EU Transparency Register). Wherever you'll be based, expect to keep your carry-on items on your lap while watching your crying children getting forced into a separate office down the corridor. RYANAIR'S LOBBYING CHALLENGES : We cannot help pondering how this might be linked to the end of Ryanair's eight-year battle to take over Aer Lingus, Ireland's national carrier.