‘Tourism industry has had to press start button for first time’
US visitors will not return to Ireland until late 2021 or 2022, the Chief Executive of Tourism Ireland has told a Shannon webinar.
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COVID-19 layoffs must have no time limit – Shannon webinar hears
Solicitors based in the Mid-West have recorded a surge in queries from construction companies surrounding signed contracts while employers have been advised not to give a time limit on temporary redundancies.
Keogh appointed Shannon Chamber President
*Stephen Keogh. Photograph: Alan Place/FusionShooters Managing partner of Sellors LLP, Stephen Keogh has been appointed as the new President of Shannon Chamber.
Shannon manufacturers collaborating in ‘unprecedented way’
*Helen Downes. Photograph: Liam Burke/Press 22 Manufacturing companies in Shannon are collaborating in “an unprecedented way” during a very “trying time” for businesses.
Shannon company adds 25 staff & increase ventilator production amid Covid-19 pandemic
Shannon based medical equipment fabrication and assembly supplier, Bolgers have had to increase its ventilator fabrication manufacturing operations during its fortieth year in business to help the frontline confronting Covid-19.
Concerns still linger on future of Shannon Community Office
*The current home of the Citizen Information Bureau & Community Office in Shannon. Shannon’s Citizens Information Bureau will remain open but question marks still remain over the future of the town’s Community Office.
‘A significant step towards making Shannon a European hub’ – Guyon
*Pictured at the announcement are L-R Stacey Browne, Aer Lingus, Rose Hynes, Chairman Shannon Group, Reid Moody, Chief Strategy and Planning Officer Aer Lingus, Mary Considine, CEO Shannon Group and Lesley Murphy, Aer Lingus. Photograph: Arthur Ellis Adding two new European routes to the summer schedule at Shannon Airport is “a significant step” in making …
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Group tours have long-term future in Clare
*Tony Kirby leading a tour group in The Burren. Photograph: Burren Geopark There is “a long-term future” for group tours visiting parts of Ireland including Co Clare, the CEO of the body responsible for marketing the island of Ireland overseas has said.
Shannon standing in solidarity with Molex employees
Shannon is standing “in solidarity” with Molex employees who on Tuesday were given the devastating news that the factory is to close next year with 500 jobs to go as a result.
Steering group set up to coordinate Molex job losses
A steering group has been established to coordinate jobs losses at Molex in Shannon over the next year.
