Following on from Shannon Airport’s recently announced services to Vienna, Paris and Barcelona, the Airport has teamed up with Ennis Chamber to give local shoppers the chance to win flights to the new destinations from the International Airport.

#BuyLocalFlyLocal is a new partnership between Ennis Chamber and Shannon Airport that has seen forty Ennis businesses sign up to the campaign which are part of the daytime and night-time economy in the county town.

Consumers who spend €30 or more in any of the participating businesses on Saturday December 7th or Sunday December 8th (Vienna), Saturday December 14th or Sunday December 15th (Paris), Saturday December 21st or Sunday December 22nd (Barcelona) will be entered into a draw for a short break which includes return flights and accommodation for two. To be automatically entered into the draw, fill in the coupon with your name and contact number after making a purchase. Draws will be recorded on video and will be posted on social media.

CEO of Ennis Chamber, Margaret O’Brien told The Clare Echo, “The idea for the campaign is simple, we are asking businesses and consumers in the region to support the local economy, to attract new business and to help ensure our towns survive. Obvious ways for people in Clare to do that are to use Shannon Airport and to support local businesses, especially in the run up to Christmas.”

“Research shows every €10 spent in Clare generates €24 of business to the local economy. It’s that straightforward. This is a great campaign with a simple, clear message that highlights the need to buy local and fly local,” President of Ennis Chamber Gwen Culligan stated.

List of Participating Business in #BuyLocalFlyLocal campaign

  1. Ennis Gold Gift Vouchers (available Ennis Chamber)
  2. Bambino’s
  3. Bridget Haren Hair & Beauty
  4. Brogans Bar & Restaurant
  5. Carmody Shoes
  6. Collins Jewellers
  7. Considine’s Bar
  8. Cornucopia
  9. County Boutique
  10. Cruises Bar
  11. Educogym
  12. Ennis Gourmet
  13. Eye Candy Opticians
  14. Fawl’s Off Licence
  15. Hotel Woodstock
  16. Kilkenny Shop
  17. Knox’s Bar & Restaurant
  18. La Jolie Femme
  19. Maddens Furniture
  20. Manix
  21. McDonalds
  22. McHugh’s
  23. NC Décor
  24. No 41
  25. Nora Culligan’s
  26. Nozomi
  27. O’Connell’s Medical Hall
  28. O’Connor’s Newsagents
  29. O’Connor’s Bakeries
  30. Old Ground
  31. Rochford’s
  32. Rowan Tree
  33. Shanahan’s Paints
  34. Sweet n Green
  35. Taylor’s
  36. Temple Gate Hotel
  37. Treacey’s West County
  38. Willow
  39. Wine Buff
  40. YOLO/Josie O’Shea’s
  41. Zest Café

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