Once upon a time, this Faerie Queen loves to land in Shannon. Our arrival went without a hitch…read more Unfortunately, the departure was not good. The Aer Lingus terminal where we had to wait for our flight was not lit and had no heat. Very uncomfortable. The end.

Clean, well organized airport. Flew internationally from the airport and everything went smoothly…read more Check in started around 9/10 am, then went quickly. Great care taken to curate the collection of airplane replicas and more. Nice cafes and a priority pass lounge.

This small airport served to hop my wife and I over the coastline to see the inis mor islands. Well…read moreworth it and all handled efficiently. Be conscious that these are small puddle jumper planes and so you'll not want to bring too much with you due to weight restrictions and also so you can buy some nice Aran sweaters on the island of their birth to bring back with you to the mainland :)

This is a tiny regional airport that only services to the Aran Islands. The parking is free. The…read moreroundtrip flight over to Inis Mór (Inishmore) was €44. There are snacks at the vending machines to purchase while you wait, clean restrooms, and free Wi-Fi.

The guys here do a great and professional job…read more The airport is growing from strength to strength. New departures lounge just opened which includes a new area shopping area. Parking ample, drop off at the door. A great service and facility that more people should use if starting a trip of Ireland rather than getting bogged down in Dublin.

I very efficient and small airport! It was clean, simple and direct…read more Far better flying in here rather than Dublin airport...obviously depending where your end destination is. They have free WiFi and even computers and printers to print of your plane ticket if need be. There are hire car companies and bus connection....there is NO train station. As soon as you get off the plane, you're in the middle of magical Ireland!

HARBOUR FLIGHTS People have been coming to and going from…read moreCobh in many forms of transport over the centuries but something new came to town today when a small sea plane landed as part of trials in a bid to establish harbour to harbour flights throughout the country. Harbour Flights must have been pleased with events in Cobh as the landings, before quite a large crowd in the sunshine, went smoothly before the little plane tied up at the pontoon of the Quays Bar and Restaurant. The company is based in Mountshannon in the midlands. Athlone and Killarney are other proposed lake landings while harbours targeted included Cobh/Cork, Waterford, Foynes/Limerick, Belfast, Dublin and Galway. Harbour Flights concept is to open up all of the lakes, waterways and estuaries around the 32 counties and develop a new and vibrant tourism market.

How many airports have a fire place, eh?? Not many I suspect. And Inis Mor Airport has one. Gas. Or…read morefire, as the case may be. We walked the two minutes from our guesthouse to the airport and checked in our bags. We had some hours to kill before our flight and they happily took our bags in for the time we had to kill. Back for the fight we watched some live GAA with some staff. Then we flew back to the mainland. A grand airport experience. Facilities are clean too.

This was a cute little...correction...tiny airport...with a fireplace. My time here was very…read moreshort, however. As we landed here, we were greeted by the bus driver who will take you to the center of town for €5. For another €10, he'll let you stay on and give you a tour of the island.