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Shannon Group staff on 787km charity cycle

Four staff from Shannon Group are set to embark on a 787km cycle in the hope of raising €20,000 for the Group's designated charity programme. 

Passengers taken to Dublin by road after flight diverts...

Over 200 passengers whose transatlantic flight was diverted twice overnight have completed their journey by road.

Third Dublin runway will damage Shannon

Opening a third terminal at Dublin airport would further concentrate tourism and economic development in the overheating greater Dublin area, damaging prospects for balanced regional development and harming growth at Shannon airport, according to Fórsa.

Memorial cycle for Caitríona Lucas and Rescue 116 crew

Today, a group of emergency services personnel will set off on an estimated 800km cycle taking in the country's four Coast Guard rescue helicopter bases.

Shannon still handling most aircraft diversions

Shannon remains the state’s busiest airport for unscheduled landings and emergencies while the number of aircraft diverting with ill passengers or crew continues to increase.

Children vomited and left terrified after turbulent flight

Holidaymakers returning to Dublin were left shaken and physically sick after their flight was forced to abort its landing and finally divert to Shannon yesterday.

IAA Chief outlines how Brexit could impact Shannon

IAA Chief Executive, Eamonn Brennan has urged caution that Shannon Airport be prepared for possible changes to customs and border protection for passengers.

Breen receives assurances on Aer Lingus’ future in Shannon

Clare Fine Gael TD Pat Breen has received assurances from Aer Lingus that it will maintain its existing routes out of Shannon Airport.

Aer Lingus cancels more Shannon flights

Aer Lingus has cancelled a total of six transatlantic flights this week and have been accused of favouring Dublin passengers over its Shannon customers.
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