Planes could be seen rehearsing across Dublin skies ahead of the Bray Air Show which takes place this weekend.
Six jets were seen blasting across the Dublin skyline in preparation for the big event. This is just a taste of what to expect this Saturday and Sunday as the Bray Air Display team up with the Irish Air Corps to put on an incredible show for Dublin crowds.
The Bray Air Display hasn't taken place over the past two years due to the Covid-19 pandemic. The 2022 event has an exciting line-up for eager spectators. It will celebrate 100 years of the Irish Air Corps with a unique formation flight of Aer Lingus and the Irish Air Corps.
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There will also be the Royal Air Force’s (RAF) Battle of Britain Memorial Flight, the return of the Royal Jordanian Falcons aerobatic team and the world-famous Red Arrows.
"It’s going to be spectacular," said Bray Air Display director Sé Pardy.
Here is everything you need to know about the Bray Air Display 2022.
When is the Bray Air Display 2022?
Bray Air Display takes place on Sunday, July 24 with an official practice taking place the day before. Additionally, on Saturday and Sunday, July 23 and 24, there will be ground entertainment from 12pm.
The official event on Sunday will see the air show kick off at 2pm.
How much do tickets to the Bray Air Display cost?
The Bray Air Display is a free family event and no pre-booking is necessary. All funfair attractions, food and drink, crafts and the Helicopter Pleasure Flights are individually priced.
Although there is the new Flight Deck package for €120 per person for those looking for an extra special air show experience. This includes access to a private outdoor area, a complimentary drink on arrival, complimentary car parking within walking distance, a grandstand seat, access to a private bar and private toilets.
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How to get to the Bray Air Display
Visitors are encouraged to use public transport to the Bray Air Display. The DART goes to Bray from Dublin city centre and north Dublin. Dublin Bus routes that serve Bray include the 145, 184, 45A and 84.
Parking will be extremely limited on both days. You must pre-book your space in one of the event's dedicated car parking spaces which can be done here.
Food and drink
There will be a Food Village at this year's Bray Air Display with a variety of vendors. Bray is also home to a slew of fantastic restaurants including Box Burger, Joe's Chicken and many more.
Personal BBQ’s are strictly prohibited and can not be used at the Bray Air Display.
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Will there be toilets at the Bray Air Display?
There are a number public toilets along the seafront with additional temporary toilet facilities being provided over the weekend of the Bray Air Display.
Can I bring my dog or other pet to the Bray Air Display?
It is not advised that you bring pets that might be sensible to noise.
Guide dogs are welcome but it is still advised that you take into consideration the roar of the jets and other loud noises that will be part of the Bray Air Display.
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