Busiest Bank Holiday in five years forecast for Shannon Airport
SHANNON AIRPORT’s busiest Bank Holiday in five years is forecast for this weekend.
SHANNON AIRPORT’s busiest Bank Holiday in five years is forecast for this weekend.
SHANNON AIRPORT this year has had its busiest six months in over a decade.
*Pictured are students from St John’s National School, Shannon, Katie Donnelly, Illia Novomlyntsev, and Dhanyashri Gomathiraja with Environmentalist and Broadcaster, Éanna Ní Lámhna. Photograph: Arthur Ellis. THIRTY BAT, bird and bee boxes are being erected in the surrounding lands of the Shannon Campus to lend a hand to nature.
*Aideen Walsh tees off at the tenth hole in Dromoland. Photograph: Brian Arthur SHANNON AIRPORT has partnered with the KPMG Women’s Irish Open for a second consecutive year.
SHANNON AIRPORT recorded its busiest day in seven years over the June Bank Holiday weekend.
*Elected representatives and staff of Clare County Council in Bunratty Folk Park. Photograph: Eamon Ward AN AGREEMENT was reached between Clare County Council and the Shannon Airport Group on the handover of the four Shannon Heritage assets in the county to the local authority but not without a final battle.
*Helen Downes. SHANNON CHAMBER have expressed confidence the transfer of tourism sites from Shannon Heritage to Clare County Council will be seamless.
*Photograph: Joe Buckley SHANNON AIRPORT is in the running for a European marketing award.
*Mr Chen Jinshan, member of the Standing Committee of CPC Shanghai Municipal Committee and director of Lin-gang Special Area Administration (centre) pictured with members of the delegation, Shannon Chamber president Eoin Gavin, CEO Helen Downes and director Kevin Thompstone, and Shannon Chamber member companies, FMCI, Tekelek and AGC Instruments during his visit to Shannon Chamber. …
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*Pat Dowling & Cllr Cillian Murphy, the Kilkee councillor said the Council is now one of the biggest international tourism operators. CLARE COUNTY COUNCIL is now one of the biggest international tourism operators and must flex its muscles to compete with leading Irish destinations such as Killarney, Galway and Dublin.