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	Aer Arann - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Aer Arann is a privately-held regional airline based in Dublin, Ireland.
		In October 2004 the European Regions Airline Association awarded a bronze medal for achievement to Aer Arann.
		Connemara Regional Airport, Inverin to Inis Mór, Inis Meáin and Inis Óirr
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Aer_Arann (425 words)

	Transport in Ireland - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The Department for Regional Development is responsible for these and other areas (such as water services), but as the Northern Ireland Assembly is currently suspended, the department is operated by London (direct rule).
		For example Knock International Airport in County Mayo, Galway Airport, Sligo Airport, Kerry Airport, City of Derry Airport, Belfast City Airport and Waterford Airport.
		These three airports are run by the State body, Dublin Airport Authority (formerly Aer Rianta).
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Transport_in_Ireland (1185 words)

	Connemara.net news: Connemara Roads on backburner again
		Out of a national budget of £4.72 billion, Connemara would appear to be about to receive a total investment of £46milllon, or almost exactly 0.1% of the entire allocation.
		This road is the busiest regional road in Ireland", he said, "carrying average daily traffic that exceeds 20,000 vehicles.
		Cllr Ó Neachtáin told Glór Chonamara that he felt the only course left to him now was to personally request the Minister for the Environment to increase the funding in the light of the Co. Council's inability to "recognise the serious disintegration that had occurred over the years of neglect."
	www.connemara.net /news/index.php?id=155 (392 words)

	Waterford Airport Information - Articles Free (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		Waterford Airport (IATA: WAT, ICAO: EIWF), also known as the South East Regional Airport, is located near Waterford on the south-east coast of the Republic of Ireland.
		Airport development was initiated by Waterford Corporation with Irish Government and private support in 1979â“1980.
		The airport opened in 1981 with a 1,200-metre long, 29-metre wide runway for single and twin-engine light aircraft and a Portacabin as terminal building.
	www.articlesfree.com /index.php?title=Waterford_Airport (343 words)

	Connemara Regional Airport - Ireland Airports
		Connemara Regional Airport is home to Aer Arann Islands, who operate daily air services to the three Arann Islands.
		The airport is located about 20 Miles west of Galway city along the coast at the town of Inverin.
		The airport sits just under the boundry of the Shannon CTA for the approach to runway 08 at Carnmore from 2500 to FL75
	www.airports-worldwide.com /ireland/connemara_ireland.html (70 words)

	THE resource for all Irish Aviation Information:- Irish Airports
		It is the only international airport serving the EU designated Border, Midland and Western region of Ireland and links the West and North West of Ireland with the UK and many European and intercontinental destinations.
		The airport has grown enormously is the past few years, with last years(2003) throughput reaching a record 2.182 million passengers.
		In the mid 1980's the runway was a mere grass strip, which was then replaced by a hard surface runway with temporary buildings and in the 1990's the runway was extended to 1,500 meters and a bright attractive terminal building with modern navigational aids and equipment were added.
	www.flyinginireland.com /airports.htm (1574 words)

	Ireland Travel Tips and Advice \| iExplore.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		Airport express coaches and taxis are available to the city center.
		Knock International Airport (NOC) (www.knockairport.com) is 11km (7 miles) north of Claremorris (Co Mayo) and receives international flights from the UK only: Ryanair from London, Stansted, mytravellite from Birmingham and British Airways from Manchester.
		On June 30 1999, the sale of duty-free alcohol and tobacco at airports and at sea was abolished in all of the original 15 EU member states.
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	GALWAY
		Ironically, it is the poor quality mountainous lands to the west, an area known as Connemara (named after the prehistoric seabound tribe Conmaicne) which attract the visitor and serve as a spectacular backdrop to Galway with much the same wonder as the magnificent Cascades, Olympics and Puget Sound lakes evoke around Seattle.
		The region also benefits from the mild temperate climate which despite its latitudinal location at 53 degrees, allows all year round grazing of livestock which thrive particularly on the rolling plains of the rich farmlands to the east of Galway City.
		Galway acts as the adminstration capital of the region, operating three hospitals, a univeristy, a regional technical college, government departments, and is the regional center for retail.
	www.cityofseattle.net /tda/tbfrontsistergalway.htm (4914 words)

	Galway Airport
		Located just 6km from the City Centre, Galway Airport is ideally positioned, whether you are visiting on business or taking advantage of the uniqueness that is Galway and the West of Ireland.
		The airport offers direct convenient international access to Galway City and county and of course idyllic Connemara, as well as neighbouring counties Mayo, Roscommon, Clare and Limerick.
		Galway Airport is the fastest growing regional airport in Ireland and has doubled its passenger throughput since 1998.
	www.galwayairport.com /about.asp (254 words)

	Galway_City Information, Facts, Resources (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		There are five flights daily from Galway Airport to Dublin, and two flights daily to London (Luton, England), as well as flights to Birmingham, Edinburgh, Manchester and Lorient.
		Flights to the Aran Islands are operated from Connemara Regional Airport at Inverin, west of the city.
		Galway is considered the gateway to Connemara and the Gaeltacht.
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	S.I. No. 715/2003: European Communities (Statistics in respect of Carriage of Passengers, Freight and Mail by Air) ...
		"airport" means an airport in the State, specified in the Commission Regulation and, for ease of reference, set out in the Schedule;
		"on flight origin and destination" means traffic on a commercial air service identified by a unique flight number subdivided by airport pairs in accordance with the point of embarkation and point of disembarkation on that flight.
		Connemara Regional Airport (also known as Connemara Airport)
	www.irishstatutebook.ie /ZZSI715Y2003.html (907 words)

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		The Aran Islands service operates from Connemara Regional Airport at Inverin (about 27km from Galway city).
		Flight time is only 10 minutes (although the drive to Connemara Airport is at least 40 minutes!) The fare is competitive with the ferry companies and the view from the air is amazing.
		Aer Arann also operate a regular service to Dublin and London (Luton) from Galway Airport which is located only a few miles from the city.
	www.galway.net /galwayguide/streetmap/showmap.cgi?id=1635 (101 words)

	BUG - Backpackers Guide to budget travel in Ireland
		Aer Arann Islands (website www.aerarannislands.ie) flies to the Aran Islands from Connemara Regional Airport, which is about a 50 minute drive from Galway.
		An airport shuttle bus runs to Connemara Airport from Galway city centre, departing from Kinlay House Hostel on the corner of Merchant's Road and Victoria Place.
		This attractive small town is considered the main hub of the sparsely populated Connemara region.
	www.bugeurope.com /destinations/ie-cogalway.html (1272 words)

	Travel Tips Of Ireland
		Dublin Airport (DUB) is 10km (6 miles) north of the city.
		Cork Airport (ORK) is 8km (5 miles) southwest of the city.
		Knock International Airport (NOC) is 11km (7 miles) north of Claremorris (Co Mayo) and receives international flights from the UK only: Ryanair from London, Stansted, mytravellite from Birmingham and British Airways from Manchester.
	www.southtravels.com /europe/ireland/traveltips.html (1905 words)

	Tour Britain & Ireland - Accommodation in Ireland and a guide to Ireland (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		The varied landscape is itself one of the country's main attractions from the rocky Atlantic coast to bogs and wetlands and green pastures.
		The mountains and loughs of Connemara National Park in Co. Galway are particularly scenic.
		The airline continues to operate its original island-hopping air service from Connemara regional airport near Inverin to each of the three Aran Islands, flying over Galway's rugged coastline and providing spectacular views of the islands.
	www.tour-britain.com /ireland.html (2073 words)

	The West - Sightseeing Tours - Traveling Around Ireland with Patricia Tunison Preston
		Connemara and Kylemore Abbey Tour (Year-round) — This guided bus tour travels the scenic route around Connemara including Galway Bay, Rossaveal, Maam Cross, Kylemore Abbey, Oceans Alive Aquarium, Clifden, Dan O'Hara's pre-famine farm, Ballynahinch, Oughterard and Moycullen.
		Flights depart from Connemara Regional Airport at Inverin (bus service from Galway is available).
		Connemara Cruise — Plan a trip on board the "Connemara Lady" to cruise the waters of Killary Harbour, Ireland's only natural fjord, a 9-mile stretch of sheltered water in northwest Connemara between Galway and Mayo.
	www.ireland-withpatpreston.com /the-west-sightseeing-tours.htm (1211 words)

	Walking Tours in Ireland - Selfguided hiking vacations
		Connemara has some of the most impressive mountain landscapes in Europe, with rugged granite outcrops and glaciated valleys.
		This sparsely populated and mountainous region has not been developed like other areas.
		The magnificent scenery of places such as Achill Island, the cliffs at Slieve League in Donegal and Glenveagh National Park are already well-known, but this particular walking tour also includes some lesser known places such as the Yeats country of Sligo and peaceful county Roscommon.
	hiddentrails.com /hiking/ireland.htm (2853 words)

	Holidays with Kids: Ireland
		The city of Galway has its own lively culture and nearby is the beach resort of Salthill, a convenient base for exploring the unspoiled wilderness areas of west Galway.
		Connemara National Park — This beautiful area covers some 2,957 hectares of picturesque mountains, expanses of bogs, heath, grasslands and woodlands.
		The islands can be reached by ferry from Rossaveal (about an hour’s drive from Galway city) or by air from Connemara Regional Airport.
	www.holidayswithkids.com.au /?p=732 (985 words)

	Ireland Country Guide - Travel - Internal - World Travel Guide Provided By Columbus Travel Publishing
		The Aran Islands are served by Aer Arann via a 15-minute flight from Connemara Regional Airport (located 27km/17 miles west of Galway city).
		Domestic airports: Galway (GWY) is approximately 8km (5 miles) from the city centre.
		As well as the airports listed above (and in Travel — International), there are various small licensed airstrips which receive passenger services; enquire at Fáilte Ireland for details of operators and routes (see Contact Addresses section).
	www.columbusguides.com /data/irl/irl100.asp (652 words)

	Travel \| Way out west
		Cars no longer stop automatically for walkers on Irish roads as they did before the Celtic Tiger, all fur and no manners, pounced in the 1990s and new-found wealth nurtured unprecedented fears of robbery.
		This thought, and that vision of the Aran Islands and the simpler life they appear to promise, lured me early the next morning to Connemara Regional Airport at Inveran on Galway Bay.
		One of the airport staff drove me there in a Ford minibus.
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	Hotels Near Canton Airport: Hotel Reservations
		Click the rate details link if you would like to see the taxes for each individual day reserved.
		Is there a free shuttle from the airport to the hotel?
		This information can be found on the property information page for the specific hotel.
	www.airport-hotels-now.com /Ohio/Canton.html (269 words)

	Department of Community, Rural and Gaeltacht Affairs - September
		In 1994 Pádraig purchased Aer Arann, a passenger air service, which operated daily flights between Connemara Regional Airport and the three Aran Islands.
		Much of this enormous growth can be attributed to the man at the helm, whose expertise, vision, knowledge and character, has brought Aer Arann Express to where it is today and will undoubtedly continue to bring it beyond expectation.
		It will help bring more prosperity to the region and is a good omen for the West.
	www.pobail.ie /en/MinistersSpeeches/2002/September/htmltext,2835,en.html (567 words)

	Galway Ireland - accommodation holidays vacations - Everthing you need to know
		Donegal is a great place to go to escape the pressures of modern life.
		Contact: Connemara Regional Airport, Inverin, Co. Galway, Ireland.
		Located in picturesque Spiddal, on the Connemara Coast Road, it welcomes visitors not just as potential customers, but also to observe master craft people at work.
	www.irishholidays.com /amtrips.htm (889 words)

	Selfguided hiking tours in Ireland
		Airport transfers are not included, but we will provide you with the relevant bus or train timetables and help you to get to and from the start and finish points of the tour.
		Lunches and dinners are not included, but the route description includes information about where to get meals.
		There are other airports in Ireland, including Sligo and Galway, which operate a service to the Aran Islands.
	www.horseriders.com /hiking/ireland-selfguided.htm (995 words)

	Burren Visitor Info Air
		Fly direct by air to Shannon Airport which gets you into the heart of the Shannon Region.
		Galway Airport acts as an access point for flights from Britain and Europe via Dublin.
		The Airport has it's own ground handling facilities, airline ticket sales and reservations, car hire, taxis, bar and snack service, car parking and duty free services.
	www.burrenbeo.com /visitor-transport-air.aspx (299 words)

	Blake Connemara Galway William (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		the Connemara pony, Brendan the Navigator and Clonfert, megalithic tombs, the Galway races, the Galway Blazers...
		is constructed in Galway limestone with green Connemara marble floors and...
		Arann from Connemara Regional Airport, 20 miles west of Galway City...
	www.youghalholidays.com /irelandresorts/4/ireland-resorts270.html (473 words)

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