Summer surge for Shannon Airport with 53k passengers over May Bank Holiday
SHANNON AIRPORT is to welcome over 53,000 passengers this May Bank Holiday.
SHANNON AIRPORT is to welcome over 53,000 passengers this May Bank Holiday.
*US pre-clearance at Shannon Airport. A ‘naive’ Cork teenager tried to get through US Customs & Border controls at Shannon Airport to board a US-bound flight with a friend’s passport who “he looked a bit like”, a court has heard.
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*Photograph: Eamon Ward. OVER 160 primary school students from Clare and Limerick took to the stage at Shannon Airport for a musical school band spectacular that had passengers and staff on their toes in the terminal building.
*Shannon Airport. LACK OF connectivity from Shannon Airport needs to be a consideration of the reconfigured Shannon Airport Oireachtas Group.
MEMBERS of the cross-party Shannon Airport Oireachtas Group have issued a commitment to advocate for the International Airport’s use at every opportunity.
*Pictured at Shannon Airport getting ready for a cracking Easter break are 18-month-old Ivar Killeen and his Mum Katie Black from Ennis, Co. Clare. Photograph: Arthur Ellis 123,000 passengers are expected to hop on planes at Shannon Airport this Easter season in what is the busiest holiday period so far in 2025 for the International …
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*Honorary Consul of France Dr Loïc Guyon pictured with Cathal Crowe at Shannon Airport. TDs and Senators from the constituencies of Clare, Galway-East, Limerick City, Limerick County and Tipperary North have banded together to re-establish the cross-party Shannon Airport Oireachtas Group.
Pictured at the Madeira boarding gate at Shannon Airport are Caragh, Oisin (2) and Daithi Ó Ceallaigh. Photograph: Arthur Ellis SHANNON AIRPORT’s first flight to Madiera took off on Sunday while the end of March has marked the beginning of its summer schedule for 2025 which includes two new services.
ELECTED members of the Shannon Municipal District are to examine the merits of a rapid bus system versus the potential of a rail spur for Shannon Airport.