€1.93m in funding for Shannon Airport to go towards airport safety & security infrastructure
SHANNON AIRPORT has been granted €1.93m in funding under the Regional Airports Programme 2026-2030.
SHANNON AIRPORT has been granted €1.93m in funding under the Regional Airports Programme 2026-2030.
*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.
*Ray O’Driscoll. RAY O’DRISCOLL has been appointed as the new Chief Executive Officer of the Shannon Airport Group.
*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.
SHANNON AIRPORT has become the first airport in Ireland to use an electric vehicle moving system to relocate both electric and conventional vehicles.
NINE FLIGHTS diverted to Shannon Airport as a result of Storm David on Saturday.
Adam Mulkerrin, Airport Operations and Rebecca Gubbins, Screening Supervisor with the Easter Bunny at Shannon Airport. Photograph: Arthur Ellis MORE THAN 132,000 passengers are to fly through Shannon Airport over the Easter period.
Pictured L:R Niall Kearns, Airport Director, Shannon Airport, Charlie Daniels, Monaleen N.S. Clara Reidy, Milford N.S. | Beibhinn Curran, Knockanean N.S James Fitzpatrick, St. Finnachtas N.S., Sixmilebridge, Aoibhí McCarthy, Ennis N.S. and Angela Reidy, Milford NS. Photograph: Don Moloney SHANNON AIRPORT was ringing out with music with over 200 primary school pupils from Clare and …
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*Shannon Airport. BY ALLOWING Shannon Airport to be used as a transit point for the US military, the Government of Ireland has failed to uphold its duty to prevent genocide.