The Head of the Clare Garda Division is reassuring that there’s no credible threat against Shannon Airport in the wake of the Manchester terror attack.
It follows Monday night’s attack outside an Ariana Grandé concert, which killed 22 people and injured 59 others.
Outgoing Taoiseach Enda Kenny’s told the Dáil that the threat level in this country remains at “moderate” – which means an attack is possible but not likely.
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Chief Superintendent John Kerin says that while he can’t guarantee that there won’t be a lone wolf attack at Shannon in the future, he remains confident that the security procedures in place there are effective:
And you can hear that interview in full on Clare FM’s Morning Focus.
