All posts tagged "Rose Hynes"

The Irish Aviation Authority (IAA) has welcomed the appointment of Rose Hynes as the Chairperson of the...

A life-long fascination with aviation completed the full circle today with the official opening of a permanent...

A contribution to balanced regional development unrivalled by any one person was marked on the 100th anniversary...

The Board of Shannon Group plc has announced the appointment of Matthew Thomas as the company’s new...

Shannon Airport has announced that it will be main sponsor for the world’s largest Irish traditional music...

Passenger numbers at Shannon Airport grew by 5% last year, bringing the total passenger growth to 22%...

The Irish Government has agreed to sell all but one of its shares in Aer Lingus to...

Shannon Airport is set to enhance its passenger experience with a collection of memorabilia for the public to view while waiting for flights to depart – and donated or lent

Shannon Airport has delivered on its pledge to achieve significant passenger growth in its second year as an independent entity, with end-of-year figures for 2014 showing a 17 per cent

It’s official: Shannon Duty Free is to revert to its original title of Shannon Duty Free, adopted in 1947 when it became the first airport duty free shop in the

On 5th September the Shannon Group plc was established by the Minister for Transport, Tourism and Sport, Paschal Donohoe TD. Rose Hynes, Chairman, said: “The new company will be a

Shannon Airport has welcomed the announcement by Ryanair that it is to add five routes on to its winter schedule this year as another significant boost for the airport. The

Thousands are set to be dazzled in July by one of Ireland’s most spectacular airshows as a historic moment in the country’s remarkable contribution to global aviation will be celebrated

Shannon Airport’s nine new European routes have delivered a dramatic month of growth, with a 140% increase in passenger numbers on continental services recorded last month compared to April 2013.

Less than 15 months after Shannon Airport was made independent, the airport will enjoy its biggest week in almost a decade in terms of new route start-ups as Ryanair launches new

Ireland and the United States’ most Irish city grew closer today as Aer Lingus commenced a daily year-round service from Shannon to the Massachusetts capital of Boston. The service is one of