Ballyboy Airfield

The first plane to land in Ballyboy was in 1994. It was on our grass runway cut between two fields on the Cullen Family Farm of near east/west orientation that Mick O'Connor touched down in EI-CGV, a Piper Cub J5A and in turn set in stone the future of aviation at Ballyboy Airfield. Since that first landing Ballyboy has grown to be one of the larger and well recognised airfields in the country. With a near 50% runway extension, new hangars and state of the art fuel systems, Ballyboy has propelled itself to the forefront of general aviation in Ireland.

Ballyboy Airfield is situated 2nm northeast of Athboy Co. Meath and only 40 minutes from Dublin by motorway, putting us in an ideal location to accomodate visitors from all over Ireland and overseas. We have become the regular first port of call for many aircraft crossing the Irish sea to visit Ireland and we will strive to make your visit a most enjoyable and memorable day as possible.

Feel free to contact us and we will do all we can to help you with your trip, including a warm welcome on arrival.