bray air show sunday

[Pure Hover]

Very good show overall. Lot of credit due to the organisers. Judging by the size of the crowd it seems the appetite hasn't waned.

Would agree with Papa 242 though - a fast jet would have really made it.

[Vickers]

Here is a link to a few photos


Not all of them were taken on the day

[Boomer]

I have posted some on my Facebook page! Don't know if I can link to it from here!!
It was'nt a bad show at all! Would have been nice to have a fast jet item though!!
B52 was impressive..even for a single pass offshore on his way home to the States!
Great formation aeros from those Red Bull guys!!
Well done to the organisers for putting the effort into getting at least one aviation event, south of the border!

Papa242, I have no objection to you linking to your FB page, however you might wish to put the images up here directly for other reasons!

[Papa 242]

I have posted some on my Facebook page! Don't know if I can link to it from here!!
It was'nt a bad show at all! Would have been nice to have a fast jet item though!!
B52 was impressive..even for a single pass offshore on his way home to the States!
Great formation aeros from those Red Bull guys!!
Well done to the organisers for putting the effort into getting at least one aviation event, south of the border!

[Mad P]

Anyone have pictures of the show?

[Goldie fish]

They tried back in the 80s for the Cork 800 celebrations. Frecce Tricolori were there, just before their horrible crash. Sadly rain forced cancellation of the event.

[damo de muff diver]

some day a cork man might have an idea ....someday

And it would be nice if it was a good one at that

I just somehow can`t see that happening..........

[Vickers]

65,000 attend Bray airshow

65,000 attend Bray airshow

Sunday, 25 July 2010 17:39



Up to 65,000 people are attending a free airshow in Bray, Co Wicklow.

The two-hour show featured the civilian and military aircraft, arial acrobatics and rescue displays.

The first plane to wow the crowd was a US Airforce B 52.

A number of Irish Aircorps helicopters and planes featured in the show and there was a parachute jump by the Irish Army parachute team.

Warm weather and balmy sunshine along the Bray seafront meant conditions were good for the show, the fifth to be organised in Bray and the largest airshow now in Ireland.

http://www.rte.ie/news/2010/0725/bray.html

[hedgehog]

some day a cork man might have an idea ....someday

And it would be nice if it was a good one at that

[golden rivet]

some day a cork man might have an idea to have one in cork....someday

[DeV]

http://forum.irishmilitaryonline.com...ad.php?t=17318

The AC must have been dropping sand off (there is no sand down that end of the "beach").

[00martz00]

hi folks just tought i'd stick this up in case anyone is interested bit late notice i know but i only heard about it last night myself.
http://www.brayairdisplay.com/
air corps, coast guard and defence forces parachute team are confirmed to be taking part in displays