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Irish Aviation Authority <strong>Policy</strong> on Consultation by Planning Authorities
8. Assurance Evidence
There are independent organisations with the relevant Engineering expertise and computer
modelling tools that can provide the appropriate level of assurance analysis that would be
accepted by the IAA when assessing whether to object or not to a proposed development
proceeding.
Contact details for such organisations will be provided on request to the IAA Corporate
Affairs Department.
9. IAA Sites/Facilities
At the three state Airports and at other sites located around Ireland the IAA has facilities
that are used to support the safe navigation of aircraft in all phases of flight. The
appendices contain a listing of the facilities used within the airport and en-route
environment together with the type of antenna system, the radiation pattern and also the
relevant ICAO EUR DOC 015 reference information that will be applied to protect that
facility from unwanted interference.
10. Key to Map In Appendix 1
Irish Aviation Authority sites are marked on the map with a red square and letter. For
example Malin Head is designated A. All Sites are Listed in the table below.
Note: RABM’s are detailed in Appendix 22 but are not designated on the map.
Map Designation Site/Facility (County) Document Appendix
A Malin Head (Donegal) 5
B Mohercrom (Cavan) 19
C Garristown (Meath) 18
D Rush (Dublin) 17
E Dublin Airport 3
F Killiney (Dublin) 16
G Wolftrap (Laois) 15
H Glenteige (Wicklow) 14
I Rosslare (Wexford) 13
J Clonmel (Tipperary) 12
K Cork Airport 4
L Mount Gabriel (Cork) 11
M Foynes (Limerick) 10
N Woodcock Hill (Clare) 20
O Shannon Airport 2
P Ennis (Clare) 9
Q Connaught (Mayo) 8
R Dooncarton (Mayo) 7
S Truskmore (Sligo) 21
T Glencolumbkille (Donegal) 6