SHANNON AIRPORT has landed a new twice weekly route to Madeira.

Ryanair’s latest service from Shannon Airport will commence on March 30th and run until October 22nd. The twice weekly service will depart Shannon every Wednesday and Sunday during this period.

Madeira has been described as the ‘Pearl of the Atlantic’, it has dramatic cliffs and lush botanical gardens with mild temperatures all year-round.

Commenting on the new service, Head of Aviation Development, Declan Power said: “The addition of Madeira with Ryanair to our summer schedule for next year is exciting news for our passengers and a further boost to connectivity within the region. We look forward to welcome passengers as they set off on this new and exciting destination from Shannon Airport”.

Holidaymakers can explore charming towns like Funchal, enjoy delicious local cuisine and hike the island’s iconic Levada trails.

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