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Shannon Airport has recorded a significant surge in passenger traffic this summer, welcoming more than 755,000 passengers across June, July, and August, a 16 per cent increase compared to the same period in 2024.

Shannon Airport is proud to announce its newest step toward inclusive travel with the opening of a fully operational Changing Places toilet facility - the first of its kind in County Clare. Situated in the departures area, this state-of-the-art facility ensures that people with complex care needs are supported to travel through the airport.

A new TUI service from Shannon Airport to Majorca will provide an additional 6,800 seats from the airport across the summer season.

Shannon Airport is set to experience a significant increase in passenger traffic across the May Bank Holiday period, with more than 53,000 passengers expected to pass through the airport, a rise of 18 per cent compared to the same time last year.

The Shannon Airport Group has welcomed TUI’s decision to operate a new service from Shannon Airport to Majorca for the summer 2025 season, providing a welcome boost with an additional 6,800 seats to become available from the airport.

Finalists in the Galway Chamber Business Awards were commended for their innovation and creativity at a special networking event hosted by The Shannon Airport Group today. The event brought together 30 representatives from shortlisted companies and Galway Chamber officials, ahead of the highly anticipated awards ceremony tomorrow Friday, sponsored by The Shannon Airport Group.

The team at Shannon Airport is gearing up for a busy August Bank Holiday as more than 51,000 passengers are expected to travel through the popular midwest airport over the long weekend.

The travel experience will now become even easier for passengers travelling to the United States from Shannon Airport with the introduction of a new innovative Mobile Passport Control app (MPC).

Galway Chamber Business Awards finalists have been told their innovation and creativity is helping to drive the region, at a networking event hosted by the Shannon Airport Group.

It’s never ordinary with Mayo. They won and are in the second round of the qualifiers, but it could very easily have been different if referee Barry Cassidy had decided to give Monaghan a penalty in injury time when Conor Lenonard looked to have been fouled after he intercepted a poor ball back to Lee Keegan, by Aidan O’Shea.