Govt asked to call EGM of Aer Lingus shareholders

The Government is being asked to call an extraordinary general meeting of Aer Lingus shareholders to reverse the airline's decision to withdraw its Shannon-Heathrow service.

Govt asked to call EGM of Aer Lingus shareholders

The Government is being asked to call an extraordinary general meeting of Aer Lingus shareholders to reverse the airline's decision to withdraw its Shannon-Heathrow service.

Around 300 people representing business, tourism, and other groups gathered in Shannon this afternoon to express their opposition to the move.

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