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Subtitled The Irish Aviation Magazine. Published monthly. The first issue was dated February 2005. Although principally a General Aviation magazine, it covers a wide range of subjects concerned with aviation in Ireland. Topics featured include news, airshows, flight tests, homebuilts, airlines, Irish Air Corps, civil aircraft register, piloting skills etc.

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Flying in Ireland, PO Box 10004, Churchtown, Dublin 14, Ireland. website: www.flyinginireland.com

‘Aviation Ireland’ was a spotting magazine published by the Aviation Society of Ireland, It appeared monthly and had sections on aviation news, airport movements, a HF report and RTTY Section, together with Society news and general articles on various aviation subjects. The magazine also had a two page colour photo cover which provides the only current photographic coverage of the aviation scene in Ireland.

The Magazine typically contained: Cover Photo Page, Society News, Airline News, Grapevine, General Aviation News, Industry News, Military News, Irish Register Update, Features / Articles, Movements from Irish Airports, Aero log, H.F. Report. It had been published since the mid 1970s, but publication was put on hold after the December 2003 issue.

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Aviation Ireland

‘Aviation’ was originally launched as ‘Irish Aviation’ circa 1932, but dropped the ‘Irish’ from the title at some point, possibly in 1936. It was subtitled ‘The National Air Magazine of Ireland’. Ceased publication with the December 1937 issue.

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Subtitled The Defence Forces Magazine. Established in 1940, ‘An Cosantóir’ is a glossy, 32-page, high-quality magazine which is produced monthly (10 issues per year). ‘An Cosantóir’ carries articles by military and civilian authors on a wide range of topics of a military nature or of interest to military personnel. Most features deal with current Irish military matters including, new equipment, training, overseas missions, exercises, sport, and Corps, Service, and Unit activities. Other regular topics include international military activities, military history, and adventure holidays. The activities of the Irish Air Corps are well covered. July-August 2004 was Vol.64 No.5.

Further information: An Cosantóir – The Defence Forces Magazine