… the grass is riz.
I wonder where the brand new fleet of aircraft is.
I would welcome news of sightings of the fleet of (presumably) floatplanes/seaplanes/amphibians that Harbour Flights is to have operating “early in the new year … from [sic] destinations nationwide”.
There is some discussion on Boards.ie here, by folk who appear to know one end of an aeroplane from the other; the later posts on the second page discuss suitable types of craft.
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Tagged 172, 206, amphibian, boats, Cessna, Clare, Dublin, eagle, floatplane, Harbour Flights, Ireland, Lough Derg, Mountshannon, Operations, seaplane, Shannon, waterways, Waterways Ireland
… shot a Lough Derg eagle.
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Tagged Ballinderry, eagle, Lough Derg, Mountshannon
… at Mountshannon.
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Tagged Clare, eagle, Ireland, Lough Derg, Mountshannon, Shannon
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Tagged boats, eagle, Ireland, Lough Derg, Mountshannon, Shannon
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