*Brand ambassador with Shannon Airport, Kathryn Thomas. Photograph: Arthur Ellis 100 FREE FLIGHTS from Shannon Airport are up for grabs as part of a new month-long campaign in what is its biggest-ever giveaway.
SHANNON AIRPORT will have 56,000 passengers for the May Bank Holiday weekend which is a nine percent jump on last year.
*Minister for Transport, Darragh O’Brien (FF) with newly appointed CEO of the Shannon Airport Group. Ray O’Driscoll. Photograph: Arthur Ellis. NEWLY appointed CEO of the Shannon Airport Group, Ray O’Driscoll’s “comprehensive understanding” of the entity’s operations has the organisation poised “for continued growth and success”.
*Ray O’Driscoll. RAY O’DRISCOLL has been appointed as the new Chief Executive Officer of the Shannon Airport Group.
KNOCKANEAN National School became the first Clare school to win the eleventh annual Analog Devices Primary Schools Robotics Competition Final.
*The matter was discussed at the April meeting of Clare County Council. ELECTED members of Clare County Council were told to “be cautious” with a proposal to base ambulance units at fire stations in Ennis, Kilrush and Shannon.
*Lahinch on Friday evening. Photograph: John Sheridan. CO CLARE has recorded the hottest temperatures in the country in a long overdue spell of nice weather.
Ben Murphy, general manager, Magellan Aviation Group pictured at the Shannon facility with (from left): Dermot Graham, quality assurance co-ordinator and Richard O’Grady, head of commercial. Photograph by Eamon Ward SHANNON company Magellan Aviation Group has secured a Silver EcoVadis rating.
*Declan Power, Head of Aviation Development, Shannon Airport pictured with Niall Kearns, Airport Director of Shannon Airport, celebrating the launch of the new Discover Airlines Shannon to Frankfurt route which takes off this Saturday 25th April. SHANNON AIRPORT’s new direct service to Frankfurt takes flight this Saturday for the first time.
*Donna McGettigan TD (SF). CLARE TD, Donna McGettigan (SF) has been discharged from hospital after becoming unwell in the Dáil.