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[Bailer]

Hi Frank,

As I said the Photo's aren't the best quality they were taken by mother in 1982 at very close range, I'll have a look around the house and see what I can do with them once scanned. I've been busy lately (Finishing my site which is now up and running). But should have more time now for other things.

Brgds Bailer.

[Frank (Admin)]

Hi Guys,

I'm looking to expand IrishAirPics.com and I need new photographs.

I want to cover all aspects of Irish Aviation, including that in Northern Ireland, and I would like also like to give Irish aviation photographers a place to display their work. All I ask is that there be an Irish connection to the photograph, e.g.

Pictures of any aircraft, Irish or Foreign, Civil or Military, taken by an Irish photographer

Pictures of any Irish aircraft, Civil or Military, at home or abroad

Pictures of any aircraft, Irish or Foreign, Civil or Military, taken at Irish airports, air shows and festivals

If you have any good photographs you would like displayed on IrishAirPics.com please click on the link below to use the picture upload facility to submit them, you no longer have to use email.  This list is by no means all inclusive or all exclusive, the above examples are just that, examples. If in doubt send it on!

Click here to submit your pictures


Thanks in advance,

Frank.  '>

[P.Doff]

Hey Frank,
              Dont know if you got a chance to read my post about the new Aircorps book in the pipeline, but Im sure you could do some cross- trading if you were to get involved!!

[Bailer]

I have Pictures of an Allouette Airliftng supplies to a snowbound village in 1982 somewhere at home I'll dig them out quality prob isn't the best though

[Frank (Admin)]

Hi Bailer,

It would be nice to see those Alouette photos of yours, there is a shortage on this website of pictures where the Air Corps are actually "working", as opposed to pictures taken at airshows & on the ramp.

I'm sure the old pictures could be tidied up nicely once scanned.


Regards,

Frank.