New high-tech weather radar to be installed in Shannon by the summer
SHANNON AIRPORT is to have a new dual-polarisation weather radar installed this summer.
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€2m TII allocation confirmed for Blake’s Corner
€4.4m has been allocated to Clare County Council from Transport Infrastructure Ireland for road improvements with €2m set aside for Blake’s Corner.
Funding policies need to recognise Shannon Airport recovery will take years
Shannon Airport securing funding under the Regional State Airports Programme needs to become a multi-annual occurrence, Chambers of Commerce in the Mid-West and the Irish Hotel Federation have said.
Shannon to get €10m as Dept of Transport announce €108m in funding for Irish airports
€10.1m has been allocated to Shannon Airport as part of a near total €108m announcement for Irish airports.
‘Failure to reach Hynes’ projected passenger numbers at Shannon’ criticised by Dooley
SHANNON GROUP’s former Chair, Rose Hynes has denied that a “failure to reach projected numbers” at Shannon Airport were not washed to the side.
Shannon to Philadelphia service paused due to American Airlines reductions
Photograph: Lorenzo Giacobbo AMERICAN AIRLINES will not be running its service from Shannon Airport to Philadelphia this summer.
‘Compliance during Storm Barra saved lives’
*Photograph: Tomás Ó Mainnín. STORM BARRA resulted in widespread power outages across West Clare.
Colm brings rich history of Dromoland back to life
*Colm Liddy in Newmarket-on-Fergus. Photograph: John Mangan DROMOLAND CASTLE’s rich history has been brought back to life in a new book.
Shannon Airport announce winners of Lapland competition
Two lucky 9-year-old twin brothers from Claddagh, Galway City, are set to jet off to Lapland from Shannon Airport this Thursday 2nd December having won a special competition organised by the airport to celebrate their Lapland flight.
Shannon Active Retirement group keeping on their toes
Members of the Active Retirement Group. Photograph: Joe Buckley MEMBERS of the Shannon Active Retirement Group are keeping on their toes.
