Aisling Naval Experience

Aisling Naval Experience In the process of raising capital to preserve Aisling's rich naval history by transforming her into a local business with local people berthed in Cork city

The Goal of Aisling Naval Experience is first and foremost to preserve an important part of Irish Naval history for future generations to enjoy. We do not want her to share the same fate as her sister ships, especially LE Deirdre, the first purpose built Irish Naval Ship, which is now scrap metal. We plan to do this by turning LE Aisling into an interactive multi-purpose facility, which will attra

ct visitors from near and far to Cork, and will provide employment not only on the ship but to the greater Cork area.

Well this was an interesting read......
23/05/2018

Well this was an interesting read......

A former Naval Service ship, auctioned off to a private broker, has ended up in Libya under control of a man who has been described as his country’s most potent warlord.

Well good news for Aisling?
31/08/2017

Well good news for Aisling?

Conversion could cost $10million and multiply value of ship sold for €110,000 by State

An other chapter in Irish Navy/Maritime history comes to an end, farewell L.E Aisling safe passage.
23/04/2017

An other chapter in Irish Navy/Maritime history comes to an end, farewell L.E Aisling safe passage.

11/04/2017

It's hard to write this but we tried our hardest and came so close. We would of liked to have been in a better position coming up to the auction and we were even in contact with the buyer Dick Van der Kamp, but sadly they are continuing on with their vision for L.E Aisling.

We wish them well and hope that Aisling is treated with the respect that she deserves, and who knows what the future holds we may see her again in Irish waters.

Thanks for all the support and for all the pictures that you shared with us

Well done Eagle eyed David Mcauliffe, on spotting Aisling in the background of a programme about the Irish mob in Americ...
10/12/2016

Well done Eagle eyed David Mcauliffe, on spotting Aisling in the background of a programme about the Irish mob in America on TV last night.

Reportedly the best engines of the Deirdre class ships, still giving 100% right up to decommissioning!
13/10/2016

Reportedly the best engines of the Deirdre class ships, still giving 100% right up to decommissioning!

Aislings helm a thing of beauty
03/10/2016

Aislings helm a thing of beauty

Thanks to Conor Kiely for these excellent photos taken on board Aisling
23/09/2016

Thanks to Conor Kiely for these excellent photos taken on board Aisling

This could be the new look for Albert's Quay in Cork City, if the minister gives Aisling Naval Experience the go ahead t...
19/09/2016

This could be the new look for Albert's Quay in Cork City, if the minister gives Aisling Naval Experience the go ahead to buy the historic LE Aisling. Please share our page so we can gain support and hopefully make this a reality

The mighty bow, Aisling did 628,856 nautical miles in her 36 years of service that's the same as steaming around the wor...
17/09/2016

The mighty bow, Aisling did 628,856 nautical miles in her 36 years of service that's the same as steaming around the world 32 times

Letter from the Dept. of Defence in regards to the future of LE Aisling. it's the waiting game now, as we wait for The m...
13/09/2016

Letter from the Dept. of Defence in regards to the future of LE Aisling. it's the waiting game now, as we wait for The minister with responsibility for defence Mr. Paul Kehoe TD to make his decision

LE Aisling as she currently sits, dwarfed by LE Eithne.
12/09/2016

LE Aisling as she currently sits, dwarfed by LE Eithne.

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