 Friday, July 2nd,
1999 11:00 am (Read the related news
articles) |
| The 1999 Salthill Air Show has been cancelled as a tribute to the
crew of four, in the Defence Forces Air Corps, who lost their lives this
morning when their Dauphin crashed at Tramore, Co Waterford.
R.I.P. |
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| Monday, June 21, 1999 (souvenir brochure) |
| A press
reception was held at Davey's Locker to launch the 1999 Salthill Arishow.
At this reception the Airshow Souvenir Brochure was launched. The
proceeds from the sale of this souvenir brochure will be shared equally between
Salthill Tourist Development Association and Croí, the West of Ireland
Cardiology Foundation. |
|
| Friday, April 16 1999 (press
release) |
The most famous
display team in the world, the Red
Arrows have confirmed that they will be taking part in the 1999 Air
Show. Brian McGrath, the air show organiser, said that this is a dream
come true for us, the Red Arrows displaying in what is the finest location for
an AirShow in this country Galway Bay, its a great honour for Salthill and
Galway.
Also
announced was a Russian YAK
52. |
|
| Saturday, February 27
1999 |
| Here is some
more updates for the Air Show, The Irish Air Corps, The
Garda Air Support Unit,The
Sikorsky S61 Marine rescue
helicopter from Shannon, Two US Army blackhawk helicopters and an
ex Czech air force jet
flown by Seamus O Ceallaigh from Cork are all confirmed for the 4th of July
Show. |
|
| Saturday, 31 October,
1998 |
| St Ivel's have
just confirmed that they will be again sponsorning the
St Ivel Utterly Butterly
Barnstormers for the 99 Air Show they will also be bringing a
flight simulator to Salthill which will
be available to the public on Sat the 3rd and Sun the 4th of July it will be on
the car park at Salthill. Also confirmed is the
Irish
Navy. |
