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Ireland West Airport, Knock, has announced that work has commenced on upgrading its existing car parking facilities for Passengers with Reduced Mobility (PRM) / Blue Badge holders to increase capacity ahead of the summer season.
Ireland West Airport, Knock, has said that over the coming weeks, the main car park for Passengers with Reduced Mobility (PRM), located in front of the terminal building, will be temporarily closed whilst the upgrade works take place.
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During the period of the works, temporary spaces for Passengers with Reduced Mobility are available in Car Park Zone C, which will be signposted on arrival at the airport.
The airport has apologised for any inconvenience caused during the enhancement works.
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