*Mary Considine. Photograph: Brian Arthur MARY CONSIDINE’s successor as CEO of the Shannon Airport Group is tipped to be an external candidate and is likely to not be appointed until the first quarter of next year.
*Shannon Airport. A RAIL SPUR for Shannon Airport “can be done and it is a matter of getting it done,” the Junior Minister in the Department of Transport has said.
MARY CONSIDINE’s vision during her six year tenure as CEO of the Shannon Airport Group has been lauded.
*Mary Considine. MARY CONSIDINE is stepping down as CEO of the Shannon Airport Group to become CEO of Iarnród Éireann (Irish Rail).
CLOSE TO 60,000 passengers are expected to travel through Shannon Airport this August Bank Holiday weekend.
Pictured welcoming the news of the new Shannon-Frankfurt route with Discover Airlines are (L – R): Shannon Airport Director, Niall Kearns; CEO of The Shannon Airport Group, Mary Considine; B2B Business Development Manager Shannon Airport, Isabel Harrison; and Shannon Airport Aviation Development Manager, Dan Irvine. A TWICE weekly service from Shannon Airport to Frankfurt in …
Minister of State for International and Road Transport, Logistics, Rails and Ports, Seán Canney (IND) with CEO of the Shannon Airport Group, Mary Considine. JUNIOR MINISTER, Seán Canney (IND) made his first visit to Shannon Airport since taking on the role at the beginning of this year.
RYANAIR have announced plans to 35 new cabin crew jobs in Shannon Airport.
PRIORITISING the Shannon Airport rail link, implementing recommendations from the Shannon Estuary Taskforce and inclusion in the Regional Airports Programme over the next five years are key asks in a submission to the review of the National Development Plan.
PASSENGER numbers for the first six months of 2025 at Shannon Airport are above 1.04m which is an increase of seven percent for the same period last year.