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Manna cites planning refusals as it suspends drone delivery services in Ireland
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Manna, the Irish drone-delivery company founded by Bobby Healy, has announced a strategic pause in its Irish operations, citing the absence of a clear national policy framework for commercial drone delivery. The company says regulatory progress in the United States, United Kingdom, China, and the UAE contrasts with Ireland, where planning and infrastructure decisions remain uncertain. Manna has already received operational authorisation in the US and UK and expects UAE authorisation later this year. It has operated in Cork, Moneygall, Oranmore, Balbriggan and Blanchardstown, and expanded to Helsinki and Texas, delivering more than 300,000 orders with over 120 partners and around 200 staff.
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