Five star Dromoland to double revenues in 2022
Revenues at the company that operates the five star Dromoland Castle are set to double this year on the back of record average room rates.
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Women’s Irish Open strengthened by calibre of Dromoland as venue & addition of KPMG as sponsor
*Photograph: Brian Arthur Dromoland Castle’s setting as the venue for the Women’s Irish Open plus the addition of a new sponsor for the tournament is hoped to inspire the country’s next generation of female golfers.
Eoin Gavin appointed new Shannon Chamber President
Eoin Gavin (right), managing director of Eoin Gavin Transport and president of Shannon Chamber pictured with outgoing Chamber president Stephen Keogh, managing partner of Sellors LLP, and Helen Downes, CEO, Shannon Chamber. Photograph by Eamon Ward SIXMILEBRIDGE HAULIER, Eoin Gavin has been appointed as the new President of Shannon Chamber.
Dromoland confirmed as host for return of Women’s Irish Open
September 22 to 25 has been confirmed for the Irish ladies open golf championship which will be hosted this year by Dromoland Castle Golf Club.
O’Driscoll joins Board of Shannon Chamber
Chief Operating Officer of Shannon Group, Ray O’Driscoll has been appointed to the Board of Shannon Chamber.
Route recovery plan needed for businesses reliant on Shannon Airport traffic
*Kevin Thompstone. Photograph: Joe Buckley A clear plan for route recovery for services to Shannon Airport needs to be identified to safeguard the hundreds of jobs reliant on air traffic in the region.
Shannon Airport has ‘a lot to gain’ through business aviation & further promotion of pre-clearance
Pre-clearance facilities at Shannon Airport strengthen its ability to capitalise on the business aviation model, a former board member has said.
Three new appointments to Shannon Chamber Board
Three new appointments have been made to Shannon Chamber’s board of directors.
Cliffs of Moher wasn’t built for the numbers it must now cater for
Clare’s premier tourist attraction, The Cliffs of Moher was not built for the 1.8 million visitors it is now catering for, the CEO of Tourism Ireland has said.
