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APPOINTING a new CEO and board, increasing passenger numbers, reducing costs, developing an International Aviation Services Centre and developing Shannon’s wider property portfolio are all important challenges, as is getting support from the public and business, according to Rose Hynes.

THOUSANDS of people are expected to hit the streets of Galway in March in protest against the proposed development of a massive fish farm off the North Clare coast.

Calls have been made for drainage works to be carried out on the R471 Sixmilebridge to Clonlara Road following “extremely dangerous” and “treacherous” conditions there this week during the cold snap.

Response Engineering Limited (REL), which operates the Shannon Airport Wastewater Treatment Plant (SAWTP) has applied to Clare County Council to review its license concerning the upgrading of the plant to treat leachate coming from the Gortadroma landfill in Limerick.

NINETY-three Clare groups and organisations hosting Gathering events during 2013 have been successful in their applications for funding.

TRANSPORT Minister Leo Varadkar considered four options, some with subtle though critical differences, before the final decision was made to give Shannon Airport independence from Dublin Airport Authority.

I have known Enda Kenny for a long time. I have socialised with him over a number of years and I know he is basically a decent man.

The international development organisation Oxfam took the unusual step at the end of last week of issuing a press release that is critical of the wealthy.