The Chair of Shannon Group says current COVID travel rules between Ireland and the UK are a ‘significant concern’ for Shannon Airport.
It comes after the government advised that anyone arriving in Ireland from Britain should use antigen tests for five days.
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Anyone travelling across the water must provide a negative PCR test two days before they do so, while returning to Ireland requires either a PCR test 72 hours ahead of travel or a negative antigen 48 hours beforehand.
Shannon Group Chair Padraig O Ceidigh, who met with Transport Minister Eamon Ryan on Friday about a number of issues, says ‘proper alignment’ between countries is needed.
