>The statement added that work is currently under way at the chimneys, with steeplejacks currently working on one of the towers.
It’s fair enough to be a bit annoyed that they didn’t ask for permission
Was wondering what that was with the helicopters at 5am
What a completely pointless stunt
Shouldve asked permission but yea theyre were all safey issues. I’d wonder if they actually needed permission though. Id imagine they probably needed permission from airport authority or something, maybe council or someone that controls the airspace ESB dont own the sky above the building.
Cool as shit though
Atleast they have good footage if they go to court.
That was cool af though…
Where’s Spiderman with a big net when you need him.
Love that this is qualifies as national drama.
The article includes a quote from RedBull saying they had permission:
“This was done with rigorous safety measures and with the permission from all the required relevant authorities – i.e. the Irish Aviation Authority and Air Traffic Control.”
I guess they didn’t ask the ESB though…
ESB no craic
If anyone is interested, you can see the fights on FlightRadar playback at 4:35 am UTC, 5:33 am UTC, and again at 6:27UTC. It seems they did it twice. Helicopter is EI-XHC.
Also, if anyone was on the Ryanair flight to Santorini at 6:15am, they got a great view going straight over Dublin which is a really unusual routing (5:40am UTC on Flightradar)
>Land is notionally divided by an imaginary vertical division upwards towards the sky and downwards towards the centre of the earth. There are limits to a person’s ownership upwards and downwards. Generally, land may be owned only up to a height that may usefully be used for the ordinary use of land.
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>The statement added that work is currently under way at the chimneys, with steeplejacks currently working on one of the towers.
It’s fair enough to be a bit annoyed that they didn’t ask for permission
Was wondering what that was with the helicopters at 5am
What a completely pointless stunt
Shouldve asked permission but yea theyre were all safey issues. I’d wonder if they actually needed permission though. Id imagine they probably needed permission from airport authority or something, maybe council or someone that controls the airspace ESB dont own the sky above the building.
Cool as shit though
Atleast they have good footage if they go to court.
That was cool af though…
Where’s Spiderman with a big net when you need him.
Love that this is qualifies as national drama.
The article includes a quote from RedBull saying they had permission:
“This was done with rigorous safety measures and with the permission from all the required relevant authorities – i.e. the Irish Aviation Authority and Air Traffic Control.”
I guess they didn’t ask the ESB though…
ESB no craic
If anyone is interested, you can see the fights on FlightRadar playback at 4:35 am UTC, 5:33 am UTC, and again at 6:27UTC. It seems they did it twice. Helicopter is EI-XHC.
Also, if anyone was on the Ryanair flight to Santorini at 6:15am, they got a great view going straight over Dublin which is a really unusual routing (5:40am UTC on Flightradar)
Fair enough, I’d agree.
Doubt they needed ESB permission
https://legalguide.ie/boundaries-i/
>Land is notionally divided by an imaginary vertical division upwards towards the sky and downwards towards the centre of the earth. There are limits to a person’s ownership upwards and downwards. Generally, land may be owned only up to a height that may usefully be used for the ordinary use of land.