Brendan Grace added to Shannon Airport’s Wall of Fame
One of the last wishes of the late comedy great Brendan Grace was carried out at Shannon Airport on Tuesday afternoon as his photos was added to their ‘wall of fame’.
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Shannon Airport staff getting on their bikes for charity
*Pictured L-R are Pat O’Brien, Niall Maloney, Loretto Duggan and Joe Noonan. Photograph: Arthur Ellis. In an attempt to raise €20,000 for their charity programme, Shannon Group staff will be cycling 787km across three days in September.
Shannon Airport confident replacement to Norwegian Air will be found
Shannon Airport are confident of filling the void left following Norwegian Air’s decision not to withdraw its services from Shannon, Cork and Dublin.
Ten years of US preclearance at Shannon Airport
This month marked the tenth anniversary since the introduction of US preclearance services at Shannon Airport, €40m has been invested by Shannon Group at the Airport in half the amount of time.
Norwegian Air not returning to Shannon Airport
Norwegian Air has confirmed it will not be resuming transatlantic flights from Shannon or any other Irish airport.
Ryder Cup ‘single most important event for promotion of region’
Adare Manor’s hosting of the 2026 Ryder Cup “will be the single most important event ever for promotion of the region,” Shannon Group have declared.
Shannon Airport “completely abandoned” by Irish Government
“A change in policy and mindset” is needed to lead to a greater use of Shannon Airport which one elected representative of Clare County Council felt has been “completely abandoned”.
Shannon Airport’s lack of marketing during Irish Open ‘an incredible failure’
*Shane Lowry hitting off on the twelfth tee during the first round of the 2019 DDF Irish Open at Lahinch. Photograph: Brian Arthur Shannon Airport’s lack of presence and marketing during The DDF Irish Open at Lahinch has been questioned and criticised as “an incredible failure”.
80 years since landing of first passengers at Shannon Airport
Shannon Airport will tomorrow (Thursday) celebrate 80 years since the landing of the first passenger aircraft in Rineanna on July 11th 1939.
Trump’s first Presidential visit to Ireland concludes
*Shannon Group Chairman, Rose Hynes and Minister of State Patrick O’Donovan TD (right) with US President Donald Trump and US First Lady Melania Trump before boarding Air Force One in Shannon Airport after their visit to Ireland. Photo: Oisin McHugh True Media Donald Trump’s three day hybrid visit to Co Clare has ended with the …
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