*Pictured outside Shannon Airport l-r is Jack Shields from Shannon Airport’s Security Screening Unit, Shannon Airport Duty Free’s Connie Corry and Magdalena Gawron from Shannon Airport’s Security Screening Unit. ST PATRICK’S DAY is set to give a boost to passenger traffic at Shannon Airport.
Conal Henry, Chair the Shannon Airport Group, Minister Jack Chambers and Mary Considine, CEO the Shannon Airport Group. Photograph: Arthur Ellis. JUNIOR MINISTER, Jack Chambers (FF) made his first visit to Shannon Airport since his appointment within the Department of Transport.
*Cathal Crowe with Dr Loic Guyon at Shannon Airport. DEVELOPMENTS of further continental hub connectivity, the establishment of a cargo hub and drone technology are viewed as Shannon Airport’s biggest opportunities for future growth according to a Clare TD.
OVER 1.51 million passengers were welcomed to Shannon Airport in 2022 but it remains shy of its 2019 levels.
*Photograph: Gerard O’Neill RETAINED LOSSES PRE-PANDEMIC OF €2.2m have been recorded for the Shannon Heritage sites under the operation of Shannon Airport Group.
*Grainne Flynn and Mary Collins (Abbeyfeale) welcome home their sister and aunt Bríd, who just arrived in Shannon Airport having travelled home from Sydney via London Heathrow – her first time home since 2019. ALMOST 75,000 passengers are expected through to the doors of Shannon Airport for the festive season.
*Philip Brennan. NEWMARKET-ON-FERGUS artist, Philip Brennan has been inspired by Shannon’s aviation history in a new display now on show at Shannon Airport.
RYANAIR HAVE ADDED two new Mediterranean routes to its offering at Shannon Airport.
*Photograph: Joe Buckley SCOPING A POTENTIAL green hydrogen plant in Shannon is to be explored as part of a new project which is among the first of its kind in the country.
*Cllr Gerry Flynn with Shannon Heritage workers at a recent demonstration. Photograph: Natasha Barton SHANNON AIRPORT GROUP have been slammed by county councillors for running the infrastructure at Bunratty Castle & Folk Park fall into “into the ground”.