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Chambers disappointed at rates increase

Shannon and Ennis Chambers, on behalf of the 500 member companies they represent, have expressed their disappointment with the 3.8% rates increase signed off by Clare County Councillors last Friday. 

#StayAndWin campaign with Shannon Group and Chambers

Shannon Group, along with Ennis, Limerick, Shannon and Galway Chambers of Commerce have teamed up on an exciting initiative designed to stimulate hotel bookings and highlight the range of air services available from Shannon Airport.

American Airlines to operate larger aircraft from Shannon

American Airlines will resume transatlantic operations from Shannon Airport to Philadelphia next May and will operate a larger aircraft than previously on the route.

Broad welcome for Aer Lingus ‘return’ to Shannon

The Mid-West Chambers – Ennis, Galway and Shannon – and the Irish Hotels Federation have welcomed the announcement that the Aer Lingus livery will return to the runways at Shannon Airport with the resumption of its London Heathrow daily service to the airport.

Ennis launched as an Age Friendly Town

Ennis in County Clare has been launched as an Age Friendly Town at an event held in the garden of the Old Ground Hotel today.

New walkway to link Clarecastle/Ennis and West Clare Greenway  

The Government has given the green light for a new walk and cycle route that will eventually link Clarecastle to Ennis and on the planned West Clare Greenway.

Ennis Chamber launches shop local ‘Clare Gift Card’

Ennis Chamber has launched Shop Local ‘Clare Gift Card’ an exciting initiative to support and drive the local economy across ‘The Banner’ county.

Chambers urge Government action on air connectivity

The joint chambers of Limerick, Ennis, Shannon and Galway have urged all stakeholders to engage to ensure that a plan for strategic route connectivity is put in place and actioned as soon as demand returns to the market.

Combined chambers Shannon survival submission

Chambers representing businesses that directly support over 100,000 jobs across the Mid-Wet and West have united in one voice in a submission to government for supports to help Shannon Airport navigate the current crisis and establish a new model for aviation in Ireland.
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