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	Shannon Airport - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The Irish Sunday Independent newspaper reported in October 2005 that Shannon Airport is the subject of an investigation by the European Commission into incentives given to Ryanair to operate a base at the airport.
		Incentives provided by State owned airports such as Shannon are mandated by EU legislation to be reported to the Commission by the Irish Department of Transport.
		Shannon is also one of the hubs of Irish low-cost carrier Ryanair.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Shannon_Airport (1784 words)

	Shannon - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Shannon Town the name of a new town in County Clare.
		Shannon International Airport is the nearby airport and hub of several airlines.
		Brenda Shannon Greene, who goes simply by Shannon, is an RandB singer most famous for her 1983 dance hit "Let The Music Play".
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Shannon (238 words)

	Shannon Airport - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Aer Lingus is the largest operator at Shannon Airport.
		In 2004, a separate airport authority for Shannon, was set up in shadow form.
		Shannon is also one of the hubs of Irish low budget airline Ryanair.
	www.pineville.us /project/wikipedia/index.php/Shannon_International_Airport (1456 words)

	Shannon, Co. Clare - 1 2 Travel - Ireland Travel Information Guide
		Shannon airport was the first port of call for many Americans on their arrival into Ireland, until the compulsory stopover there was abolished in the early 1990s.
		The airport is the gateway to the magnificent Shannon region which offers tremendous diversity in its scenery and in the activity options available throughout the area.
		As the Shannon region is dominated by water, with the coastline and many rivers and lakes, including the River Shannon, it is no wonder angling is so popular in the area.
	www.12travel.com /ie/Shannon/Shannon.html (419 words)

	Shannon Airport -- Facts, Info, and Encyclopedia article (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Shannon Airport ((Click link for more info and facts about IATA Airport Code) IATA Airport Code; SNN, (Click link for more info and facts about ICAO Airport Code) ICAO Airport Code; EINN) is Ireland's main transatlantic airport.
		Shannon Airport mostly handles transatlantic flights and flights to (A monarchy in northwestern Europe occupying most of the British Isles; divided into England and Scotland and Wales and Northern Ireland) Britain.
		Shannon is also one of the hubs of Irish low budget airline (Click link for more info and facts about Ryanair) Ryanair.
	www.absoluteastronomy.com /encyclopedia/S/Sh/Shannon_Airport.htm (2103 words)

	News Releases 2005 - Shannon Development
		To achieve maximum impact Shannon Development have joined forces with Ireland West Tourism, North West Tourism, Shannon Airport, Filte Ireland and Tourism Ireland to undertake a major consumer advertising campaign in the UK to capitalise on the opportunity these direct flights to Shannon and other Western Region Airports present.
		Shannon Development will be linking to and supporting the efforts of Tourism Ireland who will be increasing their promotional focus on the entire West of Ireland in the North American market during 2005.
		Shannon Development are also working with several different tourism sectors (angling, golf, walking, cycling, equestrian, conference and incentive and hoteliers) and areas in the Shannon Region and have helped formulate plans to both support and benefit from the new access services.
	www.shannon-dev.ie /NewsReleases2005/Title,2037,en.html (1180 words)

	Shannon Development
		Shannon Development is Ireland’s only regional development company, and is responsible for the integrated development of tourism and industry in the Shannon Region.
		Shannon Heritage has successfully recaptured Ireland’s Celtic heritage at ‘Craggaunowen in County Clare, where actors and actresses from local theatrical groups are used to bring this era to life.
		Shannon Heritage operate a visitor centre in Lough Gur, in County Limerick which tells the story of ‘Stone Age Man’ dating back 5,000 years and is one of Ireland’s most important archaeological sites.
	www.irishfreckles.com /whtm/display_full.whtm?advisory_id=23 (1497 words)

	Shannon International Airport, Clare Limerick Conference & Sport Bureau Venue (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		The Shannon and Limerick area is easily reached by sea and air.
		Shannon International Airport is at the heart of the Region and is therefore the easiest way to reach it.
		The Shannon / Limerick area has good rail connections and a network of uncrowded roads which are a pleasure for the motorist or cyclist.
	www.meetlimerickshannon.com /?id=8 (930 words)

	Shannon International Airport on Almondnet
		Shannon A river, about 386 km long, rising in north-central Ireland and flowing generally south and west to the Atlantic Ocean through a long deep estuary.
		Shannon International Airport is the gateway to the west of Ireland servicing many destinations throughout Europe and the US.
		Dublin International Airport is Ireland's busiest airport and is located in the capital of Ireland.
	www.cheap-bed-and-breakfast-london.co.uk /b&b/shannon_international_airport.html (387 words)

	Shannon - Industry and Commerce
		Shannon Development is the Government agency responsible for the economic development of Ireland's Shannon Region, including the promotion and development of industry and tourism.
		Shannon and District Chamber of Commerce was formed in 1995 to represent the views and concerns of the commercial interests of the greater Shannon Area.
		Westpark Shannon is a spectacular flag-ship office development totaling 1,000,000 sq ft in size and comprises of world-class corporate suites from as little as 9,000 sq ft (850 sq.m).
	www.shannon.ie /industry.html (842 words)

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		Shannon International Airport just two miles from the town centre, is home to the world’s first Duty Free Store and the world’s first Duty Free Industrial Zone where more than 100 leading international corporations have subsidiaries.
		Today Shannon caters for a population of over 8,000, (excluding the daily commuting population) and combines all the facilities of a modern town with a strong community character.
		Shannon town is located as a gateway to the West of Ireland with the Atlantic Coast to the west, unspoilt seascapes and cliffs e.g.
	www.transport.ie /upload/general/5040-0.doc (4046 words)

	Global Research
		Shannon is the “welcome mat for US troops en route to Iraq, and the entry point to the ME. This “welcome mat was NOT put there by the Irish citizens, but by a Government that continues to ignore the will of its people.
		Shannon airport, the closest European international airport to the USA, is being privatised.
		Launching a concerted international campaign to reinstate international law ?the UN Charter and the principles which inspired it and bring the US and UK, Bush and Blair, before the International Criminal Court in the Hague to answer for their crimes.
	globalresearch.ca /articles/KEL406A.html (2116 words)

	Gregans Castle - Castle Accommodations in Ireland
		Shannon International Airport is a small modern airport situated between Ennis and Limerick.
		Galway City Airport is only 40 minutes away and has direct connections with Dublin and the U.K. Cities with Direct Connections to Shannon Airport
		Shannon International Airport is 36 miles/57 Km from Gregans Castle Hotel.
	www.gregans.ie /location_directions_from_shannon.html (569 words)

	Shannon International Airport guide, Shannon, Ireland
		Everything you need to know about Shannon International Airport including: which terminals, where to check in, what facilities are available, assistance for the disabled, transportation, shuttles, car hire and airport rentals, restaurants and bars, access to flight information, banking hours and shopping options…
		Shannon is the birthplace of duty-free and has excellent shopping facilities.
		At Bunratty Castle and Folk Park, follow the junction for Shannon Airport and bear left on the N19.
	www.121airports.com /shannoninternationalairport.htm (540 words)

	Good? Friday at Shannon airport? - International Anti-War - Indymedia Ireland
		Good Friday at Shannon saw an encounter between Airport authorities and a peace activist that resulted in the shedding of a small amount of blood, and the passing of possibly hundreds of US troops and an unknown quantity of weapons and munitions on their way to the war and occupation of Iraq.
		There was not confrontation between the airport or Irish authorities and the US troops, who should have been arrested and interned under the Hague Convention V on neutrality.
		The military traffic is estimated to have generated 12m for Shannon so far this year, bringing to about 55m in total the income received in respect of the 453,388 US troops who have stopped en route to Iraq and Afghanistan since the start of 2002.
	www.indymedia.ie /newswire.php?story_id=69143 (2111 words)

	News Releases 2004 - Shannon Development (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Shannon Development believes that, building on the unique strengths of Shannon Airport, the western seaboard has the potential to become a dynamic growth zone in an Irish and European economic context” said Mr Thompstone.
		“This is why Shannon Development commissioned a study to explore the potential of Shannon International Airport to act as a major international logistics hub for Europe and Ireland.
		Shannon Heritage contributes to an estimated €20 million annually in spin-off revenue to the local economy of the Shannon Region.
	shannon-dev.ie /NewsReleases2005/NewsReleases2004/Title,1135,en.html (778 words)

	Burke Builders. Civil Engineering Building Contractors, Ireland
		Brú na Sionna is Shannon’s new residential development designed by award winning architects John Thompson and Partners and constructed by Paddy Burke Builders Ltd, the midwest’s leading building contractor.
		Located in the heart of the mid west, Shannon is just 20km from Limerick city and a short drive on the N19 to Galway City.
		Shannon is the economic engine of the midwest region with over 170 companies operating in the town.
	www.pbb.ie /web/brunasionna.htm (176 words)

	Untitled Document
		U.S. military flights through Shannon International Airport raised the ire of many on the Emerald Isle.
		"Shannon has become a refueling pit stop for the U.S. war machine, complicit in thousands of deaths in Afghanistan and Iraq," their statement explains.
		On January 29, Mary Kelly took a hammer into the military hangar at Shannon and caused hundreds of thousands of dollars worth of damage to a U.S. Navy weapons and troop transport aircraft.
	www.serve.com /~nukeresister/nr133/133iceland.html (459 words)

	Shannon: Shannon International Airport - Deals and Reviews - Friendly BUT - TripAdvisor
		The airport and the staff were lovely...however even though there was 2 hours between my arrival at Heathrow and my next flight AND my suitcase was marked RUSH it did not make my flight to Singapore.
		The main one being that they have only one porter on hand to help with the luggage when walking across to the airport and neither do they have any other means to transport the luggage,like some kind of cart with wheels.
		At 8 am on the morning of the 16th of October, there was nobody around to help, and with the excuse that the airport is just 2 minutes walk away, off we went in freezing cold early morning temperatures, dragging 4 heavy suitcases along with us.
	tripadvisor.com /ShowUserReviews-g211884-d216002-r1497048-Shannon_International... (875 words)

	Ireland Hotels Shannon Court Hotel
		The Shannon Court Hotel offers three star accommodation and facilities and is within a very short drive of the airport.
		The Shannon Court Hotel is located in Balleycasey, Shannon, County Clare, Republic of Ireland.
		It is approxiamtely 3 km from Shannom International Airport.
	www.travelireland.org /clare/hotels/shannon_court_hotel (382 words)

	Flights to Shannon and Limerick, A Guide to flights, flying and airfares from the US to Shannon by Auto Europe
		Shannon International Airport is one of three main international airports in Ireland that serves direct flights from the USA.
		Other carriers also offer flights to Shannon, but few are direct and most are offered with connections in US and UK ports before arriving in Shannon.
		Taxis are readily available at the Shannon Airport and can be found at the 24 hour Taxi Desk outside the arrivals hall.
	www.autoeurope.com /guides/Ireland/Shannon-airports.cfm (262 words)

	Limerick Leader - July 27th, 2002 - News - The 'last hurrah' for father of Irish aviation (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Dr Brendan O'Regan, who established the airport restaurant in Foynes to serve the flying boats from the Britain, Europe and the US, was speaking as the honoured guest at the 60th anniversary of the first ever passenger flight to cross the Atlantic and the creation of Irish Coffee.
		But if Ireland, Shannon and Foynes were international lively places then their future was assured, he said.
		The former screen star paid a personal tribute to Dr O'Regan for his work at Foynes Airport restaurant in 1942, and for the development of Shannon as an international airport and the world's first duty free.
	www.limerick-leader.ie /issues/20020727/news01.html (927 words)

	EUjet (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		It operates a network of services from its main base at Shannon International Airport (SNN), with a hub at Kent International Airport (MSE), Manston, UK.
		Airport operator PlaneStation completed its takeover of EUjet in January 2005 by acquiring the remaining 70% of the shares.
		International scheduled destinations: Amsterdam, Barcelona, Edinburgh, Faro, Geneva, Glasgow, Madrid, Málaga, Manchester, Manston, Murcia, Nice, Palma de Mallorca, Prague, Salzburg, Toulouse, Turin and Zurich.
	www.worldhistory.com /wiki/E/EUjet.htm (229 words)

	Lisheen House, Co. Clare, Ireland
		Lisheen House in West Clare is situated atop Keating Hill overlooking the River Shannon estuary - five minutes east of the village of Carrigaholt and two minutes west of the village of Doonaha.
		Lisheen House is approximately a 1-1/2 hour drive from Shannon International Airport and approximately a 4-1/2 hour drive from Dublin Airport.
		Carrigaholt is a fishing village with 6 pubs (with music, dance, and billiards), restaurants, church, school, police station; the 15th-century Carrigaholt Castle; and Dolphinwatch excursions from the new pier.
	home.flash.net /~gkeating/lisheen.htm (799 words)

	Celtic Classic, Tralee, Co. Kerry, Ireland (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Kerry Airport is situated 10 miles from Tralee Town, approximately a 15-minute drive.
		Dublin Airport is Ireland's largest and busiest airport.
		There are buses from Cork Airport, via Cork City and a direct bus from Shannon Airport and Rosslare to Tralee.
	www.celticclassic.com /travel.html (261 words)

	Airport Notes (washingtonpost.com)
		Dulles International Airport was ranked the third-worst medium-size airport worldwide in terms of passenger satisfaction in a recent study by J.D. Power and Associates.
		It ranked Reagan National Airport 15th and Baltimore-Washington International Airport 20th out of 34 airports in the medium category, defined as those that serve 10 million to fewer than 30 million passengers a year.
		Flights to Shannon International Airport, with continuing service to Dublin, were suspended this month.
	www.washingtonpost.com /wp-dyn/articles/A32721-2004Dec28.html (210 words)

	International Airport Domodedovo (Russia, Moscow). DME (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Domodedovo International Airport took part in the third aviation conference “Wings of Russia”, held in “Renaissance-Moscow” hotel on 11-12 October.
		January-September 2005 results indicate that Domodedovo International Airport maintains the leading position in terms of passenger traffic in the Moscow aviation hub.
		Belgium national carrier SN Brussels Airlines has started performing flights from Domodedovo International Airport, the first flight performed on Sunday, March 28.
	www.domodedovo.ru /index_en.asp (485 words)

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