Fr Harry Bohan is still ‘building dreams’
*Fr Harry Bohan standing before a statue unveiled to Brendan O’Regan in Sixmilebridge. Photograph: Eamon Ward FEAKLE native, Fr Harry Bohan will release his latest book ‘Building Dreams’ next week.
*Fr Harry Bohan standing before a statue unveiled to Brendan O’Regan in Sixmilebridge. Photograph: Eamon Ward FEAKLE native, Fr Harry Bohan will release his latest book ‘Building Dreams’ next week.
A FESTIVE celebration at Shannon Springs Hotel last week brought more than a thousand locals together to celebrate the start of the Christmas season.
*David Brown, Derek Clune, Donna Marie O’Neill, Sam Stephen, Nick Condon. Front: Siobhan Boyd, Joanne Begley, Sue Corcoran and Geraldine Lambert. Photograph: Joe Buckley BUILDING Shannon’s reputation as a thriving and progressive town with a vibrant and interconnected community is the vision of a new community development and advocacy body.
*Elected members and Council officials walk the site on which the One Shannon Hub will be located. Photograph: Eamon Ward A PUBLIC CONSULTATION event on the eagerly awaited One Shannon Hub is to take place next month.
*Cathy Keane Bridges and her eleven month old grandson, Bobby Leahy in Shannon. Photograph: Joe Buckley SWITCHING on of the Christmas lights in Shannon Town Park is to become an annual event.
A REPLACEMENT group to Love Shannon Community Council will be launched next week.
*Marty Hannon. A SHANNON man has been ordered to stay off all social media platforms after being accused of threatening to kill or cause serious harm to two men via social media.
ACHIEVEMENTS of the Shannon Airport Group in the sphere of public space and planning has been recognised with a nomination for a national property award in the 2023 KPMG Property Industry Excellence Awards.
*Nandi O’Sullivan, Head of Communications with Shannon Airport Group and CEO, Mary Considine. A HISTORY of innovation in the Shannon region has resulted in an Asian think tank organisation honouring the Shannon Airport Group.
*Shannon Airport. A JUDGE has imposed a two month prison sentence on a US green card holder for falsely using an Irish passport in a bid to gain entry for a child to the United States.