Ireland West Airport hosts regional tourism event to discuss growth and passenger targets
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- Ireland West Airport held a regional tourism event that brought together representatives from seven local authorities and two tourism agencies, and was opened by Minister of State Alan Dillon and Councillor John Caulfield.
- The airport outlined an ambition to reach two million annual passengers within the next decade and expects to host its first one‑million‑passenger year in 2026, emphasizing the role of partnerships in supporting tourism, connectivity and economic development across the west and northwest.
Why it matters
Achieving the passenger growth targets would enhance regional connectivity and boost economic activity linked to tourism.
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