SHANNON AIRPORT had thirteen flight diversions during Storm Ashley.

All services at Shannon Airport operated as scheduled during Storm Ashley where Co Clare was under a Status Orange wind warning from 10am to 8pm on Sunday.

A spokesperson for the Shannon Airport Group confirmed to The Clare Echo, “While all Shannon Airport services operated to schedule today, thirteen flights were diverted to Shannon Airport, seven originally due to land at Cork Airport six due at Dublin Airport”.

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