Aer Arann launches Kerry to Dublin service

THE first subsidised regional flights in just over a year between Kerry and Dublin resumed yesterday with the launch of the Aer Arann schedule from Farranfore.

Aer Arann launches Kerry to Dublin service
Fri, 04 Nov, 2011 - 00:00
Anne Lucey

Aer Arann will fly twice a day from Kerry to Dublin returning mid-morning and, again, at 7 pm.

The schedule has been welcomed by tourist and business travellers in Kerry.

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