Ryanair 'to cut Shannon services'

It has been reported this morning that Ryanair is to cut more of its services at Shannon Airport.

It has been reported this morning that Ryanair is to cut more of its services at Shannon Airport.

The low-cost airline is likely to blame a recent hike in passenger charges at the airport and the ongoing row over the €10 air travel tax.

Around 40 people are employed by Ryanair at Shannon, where it operates 11 routes.

An official announcement will be made by chief executive Michael O'Leary at a press conference in Limerick this afternoon.

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