Shannon Airport steps up security ahead of possible Donald Trump visit

Gardaí have already taken up security duties at Shannon ahead of a possible visit by US President Donald Trump next month.

Shannon Airport steps up security ahead of possible Donald Trump visit
Fri, 17 May, 2019 - 16:10
Pat Flynn

Gardaí have already taken up security duties at Shannon ahead of a possible visit by US President Donald Trump next month.

Officers have been deployed to a road security box at the entrance to Shannon Airport monitoring traffic entering the airport on at 24-basis since yesterday.

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