Airport to tackle parking shortage

SHANNON Airport is drawing up contingency plans to deal with a chronic shortage of car parking space.

Airport to tackle parking shortage
Wed, 20 Feb, 2008 - 00:00
Jimmy Woulfe, Mid-West Correspondent

With a 50% increase in passenger numbers in the two years up to 2007, the airport has been forced to slice into part of Shannon Golf Club lands, which it owns, to create additional hard surface parking.

At present the airport can cater for 5,000 cars at any one time.

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