Shannon Airport is Ireland’s fastest growing airport for fourth month in a row
FOR the fourth month in a row, Shannon Airport recorded the strongest passenger growth among the major airports in the country.
FOR the fourth month in a row, Shannon Airport recorded the strongest passenger growth among the major airports in the country.
Pictured at the launch of Shannon Airport’s “The Best Place To Fly From” campaign in February are brothers Fionn, Darragh and Oisin O’Connell from Newmarket On Fergus. Photograph: Arthur Ellis. A BRAND campaign from Shannon Airport has been shortlisted for a national marketing award.
*Progress has been made on the proposed Shannon-Bunratty walking trail according to an update from Cllr Tony Mulcahy’s (inset) Notice of Motion at the September MD meeting. PLANS for a walking trail linking Shannon and Bunratty have moved forward with Clare County Council confirming that an Outdoor Recreation Infrastructure Scheme (ORIS) funding application has been …
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*Shannon Airport || Inset: Ray O’Driscoll CLARE councillors have called for a meeting with the new CEO of the Shannon Airport Group to discuss developments and future opportunities at Shannon Airport.
SHANNON headquartered Ei Electronics have signed a five year-sponsorship agreement with Munster rugby.
*Cllr Pat O’Gorman (inset) called for a wall between the old and new sections of Cillín burial ground on the Cratloe Road to be reinstated. SHANNON councillors have called for a wall between the old and new sections of Cillín burial ground on the Cratloe Road to be reinstated. Cllr Pat O’Gorman (FF) tabled a …
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*The Clare community is being encouraged to get behind a 100km fundraising challenge taking place on Thursday, 24 September, as Circle K continues its nationwide efforts to raise more than €200,000 for Pieta. The Shannon Bikeathon forms part of a series of fundraising events being held across Ireland, with all funds raised supporting Pieta’s life-saving …
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SHANNON AIRPORT had over one million passengers this summer.
*Naomh Eoin’s Mark McQuaid and Niall Bonfil celebrate. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill. BIG SHOCKS were the order of the Clare intermediate football championship with favourites Clondegad and last year’s finalists Cooraclare both eliminated in the quarter-finals.
*Wolfe Tones’ Rory Hayes. Photograph: Ruthie Griffin. WOLFE TONES manager Barry Keane felt their quarter-final defeat to Éire Óg was eerily reminiscent of their group-stage clash with Kilmaley, as another third quarter collapse brought their championship campaign to an end.