Boat on display in Clare contends that St Brendan could have actually discovered America
A boat on display in Clare contends that St. Brendan (6th.C) could have been the first person to discover America.
A boat on display in Clare contends that St. Brendan (6th.C) could have been the first person to discover America.
Clare County Council’s looming takeover of Shannon Heritage operated sites in the county offers a “real opportunity” to grow sustainable tourism.
Ownership and operation of Bunratty Castle and Folk Park, Knappogue Castle and Craggaunowen is to be transferred of Clare County Council.
Engagement is ongoing between the Department of Transport and Shannon Group on the future of Shannon Heritage.
Shannon Airport recorded a 79 percent decrease in passengers last year following the “devastating impact” of COVID-19 on the aviation sector.
Shannon Heritage operated sites will close to the public from January to April next year.
President Michael D. Higgins has been contacted in a last-ditch attempt to keep Shannon Heritage operated sites in the Mid-West open beyond August 31st continues.
Repeated calls have been made for Clare County Council to acquire Shannon Heritage sites in the county.
Multi-million euro support is required from the Irish Government to allow for Shannon Heritage sites to stay open beyond August 31st.
Niall O’Callaghan has announced his resignation as Managing Director of Shannon Heritage.