Cheap Flights from Glasgow Prestwick to Shannon from £65

Compare the prices of some of the very cheapest airfares from Glasgow Prestwick to Shannon (SNN) starting from £65 for return flights. All these low fares from Glasgow Prestwick airport (PIK) are under £80 and include taxes.
Shannon Airport, County Clare, lies close to the town of Limerick which is about halfway between Cork and Galway, on Ireland's beautiful west coast. Low cost budget airlines are now offering very cheap priced air tickets to Shannon airport (SNN). All these fares are for economy seats only.

Glasgow Prestwick Shannon Flight and Fare Details

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Departs	on	Returning
Glasgow Prestwick	Mon 22 Mar	Wed 24 £65 or Fri 26 £80
	Wed 24 Mar	Fri 26 £80
Fares are for adult return flights and include taxes.
Click on the return date for full details of the flights, when the fare and availablity was checked and how to book. Some fares may have changed after they were checked, or flights may now be full. Last updated on 11 March 2010 at 06:53.
Quick Guide to Prestwick Airport (PIK) Nearly 3 million passengers now use Scotland's 4th largest airport. Located 32 miles south west of Glasgow, Prestwick Airport has good road and rail access. From two runways flights depart to over 25 worldwide destinations. Close to British Open Championship golf courses Turnberry and Troon. Handy for Girvan, Irvine, Stanraer. Airport Location  4 miles north of Ayr on the Ayrshire Coast, opposite the lovely Isle of Arran. 100 miles north west of Carlisle and 60 miles from Dumfries. How to get there  Train - Most passengers use Prestwick Airport's own railway link, they benefit from a free or 50% discount on travel to anywhere in Scotland. Frequent trains run to Glasgow Central Station in 45 mins, and to Prestwick and Ayr in the opposite direction. Bus - Stagecoach Western Express Service X77 service runs to/from airport; it takes 50 minutes from Glasgow Buchanan Street station and 15 mins. from Ayr bus station, this bus departs every 30 minutes at peak times. Road - From Girvan and Stranraer go north on A77 round the Preswick bypass, then south on A79. From Glasgow and Edinburgh, travel west via M8, then south on M77 - A77 and A79.
Quick Guide to the Sights of Shannon, Ireland Bunratty Castle - Stately interiors and medieval banquets. Cliffs of Moher - Series of dramatic 700 ft. vertical sea cliffs. Doolin - Tiny village famed for its traditional Irish music pubs. The Burren - Wild natural limestone plateau of great botanical and historical interest. Ennis Clare Museum - Excellent multimedia presentation of Irish history. Ennis Friary - Abbey ruin with decorated tombs and carvings. Glor Gallery - Art old and new. Limerick King John's Castle - 13th C. Castle with spectacular audio-visual dramatisation of its 800 year history. Hunt Museum - Fine collections of Bronze Age and Celtic artefacts. St. Mary's Cathedral - Dating from 12th C. and Limerick's oldest building.
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