Cahill joins board of Limerick Chamber
QUIN TAX partner Fergal Cahill has joined the board of Limerick Chamber.
Shannon
Record number of 350 cyclists for Odd Socks Cycle in Clare
Chloe and Jake Corry. Photograph: Joe Buckley A RECORD 350 cyclists took park in the fourth annual Odd Socks Cycle in Clare.
Sentencing of Pepper Group laptop thief postponed until Leaving Cert concludes
A JUDGE has postponed to July the sentencing of a gambling addict who stole an estimated €84,000 of laptops from his Shannon based employer as his daughter is sitting her Leaving Cert in June.
End of an era in Ei as Mick Guinee steps down as CEO
*Mick Guinee walks through the halls of Ei Electronics. MICK GUINEE’s tenure as CEO of Ei Electronics concluded on Tuesday.
191k extra seats in Shannon Airport’s summer schedule for 2025
Pictured at the Madeira boarding gate at Shannon Airport are Caragh, Oisin (2) and Daithi Ó Ceallaigh. Photograph: Arthur Ellis SHANNON AIRPORT’s first flight to Madiera took off on Sunday while the end of March has marked the beginning of its summer schedule for 2025 which includes two new services.
Off-street parking to be explored for Drumgeely
*Photograph: Joe Buckley PROVISION OF off-street parking is to be explored in Drumgeely.
Lahinch’s Máire to lead group of volunteers in India
LAHINCH’s Máire Donohue will lead a group of volunteers to India this summer.
Multi-vehicle M18 crash leads to traffic delays on alternative routes
*Diverted traffic building up in Newmarket-on-Fergus. MOTORISTS in Co Clare are experiencing delays this Friday evening following a multi-vehicle collision on the M18.
Councillors suggest ‘Luas on Wheels’ as alternative to Shannon Airport rail spur
ELECTED members of the Shannon Municipal District are to examine the merits of a rapid bus system versus the potential of a rail spur for Shannon Airport.
Heathrow shutdown shows dangers of over-reliance on airports like Dublin
*Airline crew after getting off a bus in Shannon. Photograph: Joe Buckley HEATHROW’s shutdown which affected more than 270,000 passengers demonstrates the need to rethink Ireland’s aviation policy.