Shannon Airport merger 'will create 850 jobs'

The Government has said today that the separation of Shannon Airport from Dublin Airport Authority will create 850 jobs.

Shannon Airport merger 'will create 850 jobs'
Mon, 03 Dec, 2012 - 12:32

The Government has said today that the separation of Shannon Airport from Dublin Airport Authority will create 850 jobs.

The Government has revealed that on December 31 Shannon will separate from Dublin Airport Authority (DAA), leaving the authority saddled with €100m worth of debt.

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CourtsJob AnnouncementPlace: Shannon AirportPlace: ShannonPlace: Shannon regionPerson: Minister for Jobs, Enterprise & InnovationPerson: Richard BrutonPerson: Minister for Transport, Tourism & SportPerson: Leo VaradkarPerson: MinisterPerson: VaradkarPerson: BrutonPerson: Seán MurphyOrganisation: Shannon AirportOrganisation: Dublin Airport AuthorityOrganisation: ShannonOrganisation: DAAOrganisation: Shannon DevelopmentOrganisation: International Aviation Services CentreOrganisation: Aviation Business Development Task ForceOrganisation: Shannon Steering GroupOrganisation: Aviation Services CentreOrganisation: IASCOrganisation: IDAOrganisation: Enterprise IrelandOrganisation: OireachtasOrganisation: Shannon Airport AuthorityOrganisation: AirportOrganisation: Chambers Ireland
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