A 'drunk' passenger was escorted down the aisle and bundled off a plane when it landed in Portugal after he was verbally abusive during the flight.
The man, who was said to have been part of a stag party, was seen repeatedly downing what is thought to have been a mixture of vodka and Red Bull before allegedly abusing fellow passengers and the crew.
When the Ryanair flight from Dublin to Faro landed, the passenger was escorted from the jet by Portuguese police on the afternoon of May 2.
In video footage taken by a fellow passenger, officers from the airport police were seen trying to get the man's boarding pass and bag, but he seemed unable to understand what was happening.
One officer repeatedly asked him where his bag was and once he located his passport was forcibly ejected from the aircraft.
He repeatedly asked 'what is happening' as his friend tried to help the officer.
Passengers saw the man being escorted from the Ryanair flight from Dublin after it landed in Faro. He was seen being pushed down the aisle by Portuguese police
It is thought he was part of a large stag group heading to the Algarve for the Bank Holiday weekend.
During the flight he was allegedly abusive to a hen party on the same flight and began arguing with staff when they tried to get him to sit down.
Deborah Martin, a marketing consultant, who was on board the jet flying from Dublin to Faro for the long weekend said the man continued to down alcohol even after the crew tried to make him to stop.
She said: 'As soon as we took off they [the stag group] were drinking. They seemed quite drunk before we even got on the plane. I thought it was whisky, but another passenger told me it was vodka and Red Bull.
'One guy was out of his mind. He was screaming and shouting and being abusive. He was arguing and swearing with another hen party that was on board.
'He didn't know his own name, he didn't understand what
