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China's Vice President arrives in Ireland

China's Vice President Xi Jinping has landed at Shannon airport.

China's Vice President arrives in Ireland

Sat, 18 Feb, 2012 - 16:54

China's Vice President Xi Jinping has landed at Shannon airport.

Trade with China is already worth €8bn to Ireland, and it is hoped the visit might draw further investment to Ireland.

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Courts Heathrow Place: China Place: Ireland Place: Shannon Airport Place: Shannon Place: Dublin Place: Cliffs of Moher Place: Co Clare Place: Bunratty Castle Person: vice president Person: Xi Jinping Person: Vincent Cunnane Organisation: China Organisation: Shannon Development

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