Shannon Airport records busiest day in seven years
SHANNON AIRPORT recorded its busiest day in seven years over the June Bank Holiday weekend.
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New Chicago service has potential to generate extra 42,000 passengers through Shannon Airport
*Passengers boarding the first flight. Photograph: Arthur Ellis SHANNON AIRPORT’s new service to Chicago with United Airlines has taken flight.
Shannon Airport set to welcome over 42,000 passengers for June Bank Holiday
*Shannon Airport’s car park remains at full capacity. Photograph: Joe Buckley OVER 42,000 passengers are expected to travel through Shannon Airport over the June Bank Holiday weekend.
‘There was nobody like Brendan O’Regan’ – Skelly
ONE OF IRELAND’s greatest businessman, Brendan O’Regan was most certainly a guy ahead of his time.
Shannon Airport’s green vision acknowledged in ACA programme
SHANNON AIRPORT has been awarded Carbon Accreditation Level 2 by the globally recognised Airport Council International (ACI).
Shannon Airport shortlisted for European marketing award
*Photograph: Joe Buckley SHANNON AIRPORT is in the running for a European marketing award.
Donald Trump has landed in Doonbeg
*Photograph: Arthur Ellis DONALD TRUMP has landed in Doonbeg for a two day visit.
Addition of new tourism sites stresses need to better leverage county’s offering
*Pat Dowling & Cllr Cillian Murphy, the Kilkee councillor said the Council is now one of the biggest international tourism operators. CLARE COUNTY COUNCIL is now one of the biggest international tourism operators and must flex its muscles to compete with leading Irish destinations such as Killarney, Galway and Dublin.
Bustling Bank Holiday for Shannon Airport with forecast for 45k passengers
SHANNON AIRPORT expects to have 45,000 passengers across the May Bank Holiday weekend.
2030 target for completion €30m Shannon flood relief scheme
*An update was given to elected members of the Shannon MD. SHORTCUTS will not be taken when advancing the €30m Shannon Town and Environs Flood Relief Scheme, senior officials in Clare County Council have said.