Jay O'Reilly retweeted
It's that time of year! 🎅🌲
Watch as the Irish Air Corps help Mrs. Claus find Santa and bring him back to their home in the North Pole just in time for Christmas!
Happy Christmas everyone! ☃️🎄
youtu.be/OEsKPqAJRd8
Delighted to be able to help a great team of very smart people do very smart people stuff!
Congratulations to Comdt Jay O’Reilly and his team for winning the first SFI @scienceirel Defence Organisation Innovation Challenge with their project CoPilot-AI. A fantastic achievement which was announced by Tánaiste @MichealMartinTD & @SimonHarrisTD in Casement Aerodrome today
Jay O'Reilly retweeted
Mike Tyson punched somebody who was Fn with him……. The problem is nowadays, MFs think they WON’T get punched in the Face…
Jay O'Reilly retweeted
Episode 6 is live! This week we reflect on the massive effort it took to organize an actual interview, discuss how to make yourself popular with COVID and the uncover mystery of the Mosney Massacre and why @Paul_OConnell
gave up on his swimming career
Jay O'Reilly retweeted
The ARWA wish to congratulate @IrishAirCorps on their centenary celebrations today and all the best to the new pilots who received their wings. Close contact and friendship established over the years have been pivotal in the evolution of the ARW.
Listen in to the greatest interview of all time! (Definitely not biased)
We got to chat to two people who are training to row across the Atlantic later this year
Don't you just hate it when you wait ages for an interview then two appear at once! Meet two of the @RowHardRgoHome team and hear their amazing story in ep 5 of the #podcast
@DecathlonIE
@WoodiesIreland
@RannochNews
@Johnbelton
@SafeTrx
@ACampaigns
open.spotify.com/episode/7yY…
Look to the skies tomorrow! The @IrishAirCorps 100th birthday flypast is going to be epic!
As part of tomorrow’s Centenary ceremony, there will be a mass flypast review of @IrishAirCorps aircraft.
Cast your eyes to the skies at approx 1100hrs, when the flypast will route along the River Liffey to Dublin Bay before returning to Baldonnel.
#IAC100
Jay O'Reilly retweeted
Episode 4 is live now! Join us as we go #rowing with the @RowHardRgoHome team in their preparation to take on the @ACampaigns #talliskerwhiskeyatlanticchallenge #twac
#podcast #health #fitness #rowing
Testing out dodgy looking gym equipment so you don't have to! 🤣
Jay puts Colin through his paces on this Soviet era abdomenator machine? Is it possible this could fix Colin's back @DFPhysio ??? For context, check out episode 3 of #shitsandniggles on the podcast platform of your choice
Jay O'Reilly retweeted
Episode 2 has just been published. The internet is doing it's thing to propagate it across all platforms, but for those of you who can't wait, it's on Spotify! Subscribe/follow for updates!!
Jay O'Reilly retweeted
Please like, follow, subscribe, download and share with your buddies! (I think that's what the kids say these days) Episode 2 hopefully by the end of the week
Jay O'Reilly retweeted
If you can't find episode 1 on your podcast platform, search the RSS feed and be sure to follow/subscribe!!
feeds.buzzsprout.com/1944057…
I've started a podcast with @gallcolin! Why not come listen to two lads in the midsts of a mid life crisis talk about balancing family, work and trying to keep fit!
Episode 1 is live! Welcome to the show
open.spotify.com/episode/4JM…
Looking forward to this really interesting project and working with a great team from @MaynoothUni
As part of the SFI-Defence Organisation Innovation Challenge, CoPilot-AI will develop a new system capable of providing real-time information to responders in the air and on the ground, using Earth Observation and Artificial Intelligence technologies
sfi.ie/research-news/news/de…

ALT CoPilot-AI Using Earth Observation and Artificial Intelligence technologies, a new system capable of providing real-time information to responders in the air and on the ground will be developed. Prof Tim McCarthy (Maynooth University), Prof John MacDonald (Maynooth University), DefOrg Liaison Comdt Jay O'Reilly (Irish Air Corps)
Tis also the sad story of a young man turned inside out by a cannon
xitter.cf/ProfTonyPollard/status…
Replying to @ProfTonyPollard
This cuirass was worn by a French cavalryman in 4th company, 2nd Carabinier Regt at Waterloo on 18 June 1815. His name was Antoine Fauveau. He was 23 yrs old & he died sabre in hand. He not long been conscripted and he had benefitted from no more than 7 days training. 2/10

























