*Pictured at Shannon Airport are departing passengers Mike Coughlan from Cork and Denis O’Connor from Tipperary, both travelling to New York for St. Patrick’s weekend. 38,000 passengers are to travel via Shannon Airport for the St Patrick’s Day holiday period.
*From left to right: Rita Meehan J&C AERO, and WIA MWR founding member; Donna Marie O’Neill, Airborne Capital, and founding member WIA MWR; Lynne Embleton CEO of Aer Lingus who was keynote speaker at the 2024 event; Mary Considine CEO of The Shannon Airport Group, and Caroline Moore, Specialist Aviation Ireland, also founding member WIA …
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OVER 2,300 people are expecting to attend an engineering showcase in the departures hall of Shannon Airport.
RYANAIR have announced a new Madeira service and increased frequencies on eight routes as part of its summer schedule at Shannon Airport.
SHANNON AIRPORT is preparing for a bustling St. Brigid’s Bank Holiday weekend with over 22,000 passengers forecast.
*Photograph: Arthur Ellis 115,000 passengers are bound for Shannon Airport this Christmas.
*Pictured with Santa Claus at Shannon Airport Arrivals are L-R Aung Marma, Airport Screening Unit, Katie Black, Assistant Brand Manager Shannon Airport, Julia Shortt, Airport Screening Unit, Mary Considine, CEO The Shannon Airport Group, and Niall Kearns, Airport Director. Photograph: Arthur Ellis. CHRISTMAS celebrations were in full flow at Shannon Airport this week as it …
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*Eddie Wilson speaking at the Shannon Chamber luncheon in Dromoland Castle. Photograph: Eamon Ward. SHANNON AIRPORT is punching well above its weight but is not the answer to the passenger cap problems at Dublin Airport, the CEO of Ryanair has said.
SHANNON AIRPORT will welcome over 42,000 passengers this October Bank Holiday weekend.
*Photograph: Alan Place. SHANNON’s rich history is celebrated in a new photographic archive showcasing the town’s birth and growth through the lens of history.
