hugoj_air - Thanks for posting the Greencastle pic. It must be one of the few airfields in open countryside where all trace of the runways have been removed (I think) and turned into walls.
Is the plan Tallaght?
Peter
No Amount Of Evidence Will Ever Persuade An Idiot (probably not Mark Twain)
Not Tallagh and as for the Greencastle pic your welcome PNK. It's a copy of a photo
given to me by Antoin Dalton from Dublin. He took the original on 12 June 1964.
92fis apoligies for demoting you to 91fis, I think I may need new glasses.
Hugo.
The historical listing of aviation sites in Ireland North and South www.avsitesireland.com
Not Tallagh and as for the Greencastle pic your welcome PNK. It's a copy of a photo
given to me by Antoin Dalton from Dublin. He took the original on 12 June 1964.
92fis apoligies for demoting you to 91fis, I think I may need new glasses.
Tallaght (Cookstown) - 25 Training Depot Station (11 {Irish} Group, 3rd Training Wing)
• Three unit TDS for day bombing training.
Formed: 01-09-18 from 9 Training Squadron.
HQ: (3rd Wing) 9 Merrion Square, Dublin.
Personnel: officers: 52, officer pupils: 90, NCO pupils: 90, WO & NCO: 49, Corporals: 26, R&F: 336, Forewomen: 7, women: 54 & women (household): 54.
Aeroplanes: DH9: 36, Avro: 36
Aerodrome: 1,350yds by 830yds - 231 acres (30 acres were taken up by station buildings).
HASL: 350ft, soil is boulder clay on limestone.
Sheds: aeroplane sheds - 100ft by 170ft: 6
ARS shed with two plane stores - 100ft by 170ft: 1
Disbanded: into 55th Wing during 1919.
You can tell a builder from an archaeologist by the size of his trowel. Mine is a small one!
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