GliderIreland - Ireland RC Forum - Flying Model forum in Ireland
Misceleanous => Misceleanous => Topic started by: philippowitsch on July 09, 2017, 19:18:42 PM
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Hi together,
next week i gonna visit your great country and i will bring my mavic pro with me to generate great footage from your country.
I know the standard-flying rules from the IAA and i am beware of data protection questions and i know that i don`t have to register my mavic pro. I am visitor an i like to take private shots an private videos. Nothing commercial or for profit or for youtube...Just for me. So far so good.
But at the moment i am a little bit scary and confused about the rule from http://www.heritageireland.ie/en/ "PLEASE NOTE: THE USE OF DRONES IS NOT PERMITTED AT NATIONAL MONUMENT SITES."
What does that mean? I understand, if i am not allowed to fly over a national monument. But i would like to know if its ok to take es specific distance to a national monument, for example 100 meters. That would be ok for me. Can any one help me with that question?
An other question is, that i am not sure if i can fly at the cliffs of moher or on other cliff-hotspots in ireland. At the moment i will come to ireland during the bird nesting season....If i won`t fly next to a bird colony owuld that be ok in Irland?
Thank you so much for your answers!!!
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Oh boy!
I only see this now!!
Well, I know it is waaayyy too late and impolite, but I hope you had a good stay!
To answer your question, yes, you need registration with the IAA, and of course, flying in public places without permission is forbidden.