Stephanie Findlay, 30, Jordan Moffat, 29 and their daughter Grace, 4, were looking forward to a 10-day holiday in Gran Canaria, however, their luggage was lost by Ryanair.
Stephanie Findlay, 30, Jordan Moffat, 29 and their daughter Grace, 4, flew to Gran Canaria and were looking forward to a 10-day vacation on the Canary Island.
READ MORE: 'Two stone growth' leaves Motherwell nurse feeling suicidal as she pleads for help to remove it"We arrived and had nothing except the clothes we travelled in. "We had already bought some basic items but we were two adults, one pregnant, and a child for a 10 day holiday. We could only purchase in local shops so we had to pay the price they were selling for.
"I feel sorry for other people looking forward to their holidays and ending up in the same situation we did."
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