Aer Lingus reviewing viability of operating out of Shannon Airport
Aer Lingus are reviewing the viability of operating out of Shannon Airport and Cork Airport.
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‘Shannon always came first’ – Flynn praised as term as Shannon MD Chair concludes
Putting the Shannon region as the top priority was singled out by councillors as they paid tribute to Cllr Gerry Flynn (IND) following the conclusion of his term as Cathaoirleach of the Shannon Municipal District.
‘We must stop & appreciate the incredible vistas of Co Clare’ – Colleran Molloy
Clare’s seven Oireachtas members must speak passionately on behalf of the county, former Mayor Cllr Clare Colleran Molloy (FF) has affirmed.
Sean Lemass Cumann hold AGM with Shannon woman appointed Chair
A new Chairperson has been appointed to the Sean Lemass Cumann of Fianna Fáil in Shannon.
‘The challenges still come up’ – Fionn Sexton on overcoming self-harm to become Chair of Clare Ógra Fianna Fáil
Civil war politics are over in what has been heralded as a new dawn for the country, fresh faces are also arriving from the parties involved including those associated with the re-emergence of Clare’s branch of Ógra Fianna Fáil.
Management seek redundancies and pay cuts at Shannon Airport
Shannon Airport has announced it is to issue temporary layoffs, a voluntary severance scheme, reduced working hours and incentivised career breaks in widespread reductions to their cost base.
Crowe criticises premature job cuts announced by Shannon Airport management
Shannon Airport management have been criticised by Clare TD, Cathal Crowe (FF) for impending job cuts and reduced working hours.
Water supply in Miltown Malbay ‘worse than developing countries’
Temporary water tankers are to be made available should the mains supply in Miltown Malbay continue to be affected.
EOIN NEYLON: Serious issues emanating within Fianna Fáil in Clare
*Fianna Fáil leader Micheál Martin & Cllr Cathal Crowe meet pupils from St Caimins Community School in Shannon. Photograph: John O’Brien In the run up to polling in the 2020 General Election, few would have predicted the make up of the Government that would, four months later, be formed.