Limerick Flying Club - Young Eagles January 2017

Thanks Rev for making this video

Leah

Well done to all

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Well done to you all today, it was a very successful Young Eagles Day for Ard Scoil Ris transition year. Watch out for TG4 this evening at 7pm. Someone please record it.

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First Young Eagles Day for new EAA Chapter 1597 based at Coonagh (EICN). The fleet fuelled and ready for flights. Further updates to follow.

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Michael Kerrison RIP It is with sadness and regret that Limerick Flying Club mourns the passing of our friend and fellow club member Michael Kerrison who passed away this morning. We extend our sympathies to Michael's family and friends. May he Rest in Peace.

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Sat 17th December. CAVOK at EICN but a very chilly 1c.

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Fox Charlie and Papa Kilo fueled and ready for the day at EICN

Fly-in grounded Unfortunately due to adverse weather forecasts we have made a decision at this stage to cancel the Fly-in scheduled for this coming weekend. The proposed BBQ at the Woodfield house which is an integral part of the fly-in is also cancelled or hopefully more to the point deferred. The provisional plan is if we see a weather window we will organise an open day / fly-in during September at which point we will hold the BBQ. Sorry for the disappointment. The joys of planning fly-ins in Ireland.

Annual Fly-in This is scheduled to take place on the weekend of 20 / 21 August. We plan a fun weekend with food available throughout both days. The main social event will be a BBQ at Woodfield House, Ennis Road, Limerick at 20.00. Some accommodation available at the hotel for Fly-in visitors. Hopefully the Weather Gods will look favourably on us and we will have a typical warm Coonagh welcome on the ramp.

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The Weather God's were very kind to all at Coonagh today as we celebrated the work of our past chairman. There was a lot of serious flying enhanced by the arrival of a gaggle of fours RV's from the UK via Sligo. ATC and ground handling was tested with up to seven aircraft on approach at the same time. A shot of the packed ramp captures the atmosphere. More photos to follow.