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DOMINOES pizza are honouring unsung heroes who are reuniting families this festive season.
Airports are emotional places at the best of times, but even more so around the festive season.
Shannon Airport is no exception, with the arrival’s hall filled with emotive reunions and heart-warming welcome-home hugs.
But it’s those working tirelessly 365 days a year to keep those travelling safe, that really deserve a ‘pizza’ the nation’s gratitude.
To celebrate the opening of the new Domino’s store in Shannon, the Domino’s team will be delivering piping hot pizza to the security crew, fire fighters and airport teams working in the airport every week throughout December and January.
This week, Domino’s Little Helpers made a flying visit to Shannon Airport to bring a slice of happiness to those well-deserving airport workers.
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