Minister Paschal Donohoe meets agencies in drive to grow Cork Airport

A multi-agency drive is under way to attract new passengers into debt-ridden Cork Airport from Germany, France, Italy, and Scandinavia.

Minister Paschal Donohoe meets agencies in drive to grow Cork Airport
Fri, 27 Mar, 2015 - 00:00
Sean O’Riordan

A high-profile meeting was held yesterday to discuss enhancing the airport’s future and creating initiatives to attract more tourist visits to the Cork region.

Transport Minister Paschal Donohoe was joined by officials from Tourism Ireland and Cork County Council at the meeting in Inchydoney, Clonakilty.

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CourtsCork AirportPaschal DonohoeTourism IrelandPlace: Cork AirportPlace: GermanyPlace: FrancePlace: ItalyPlace: ScandinaviaPlace: CorkPlace: Inchydoney, ClonakiltyPlace: Wild Atlantic WayPlace: RomePlace: MadridPlace: StockholmPlace: CopenhagenPlace: MunichPlace: PraguePlace: IbizaPlace: CardiffPlace: West CorkPerson: MinisterPerson: Paschal DonohoePerson: Transport MinisterPerson: DonohoePerson: Peter NashPerson: NashPerson: Niall MacCarthyPerson: MacCarthyPerson: Jim DalyOrganisation: Tourism IrelandOrganisation: Cork County CouncilOrganisation: West Cork TourismOrganisation: Cork Airport
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