Aer Lingus move hits tourism plans
Two major multi-million euro tourism investment packages in the south-west of Ireland have been put on hold since Aer Lingus announced its scrapping of the Shannon Heathrow service.
Dromoland Castle and Doonbeg Golf Course – two of the biggest attractions along the Co Clare coast – have halted €75m worth of work as uncertainty looms over the future of Shannon Airport.
