The latest country to enact Drone legislation is Ireland.
Irish Aviation Authority (Small Unmanned Aircraft (Drones) and Rockets) Order 2015 (
https://www.iaa.ie/docs/default-sour...5.pdf?sfvrsn=2 )
Less onerous registration of users (compared to US legislation requires) but the key points of the Irish regulations are:
A drone is not allowed to fly farther than 300 metres from its operator and it must be in visible sight to its operator;
A drone is not allowed to fly higher than 120 metres above ground level;
A drone cannot fly within 5 kilometres of any aerodrome;
A drone cannot fly in a prohibited, restricted area or controlled airspace e.g. military installations, prisons, over an assembly of people or over urban areas;
Drone operators must ensure they operate their drone in a manner that will not be a hazard to another aircraft in flight or in a negligent or reckless manner so as to endanger the life or property of others;
All drones weighing 1Kg or more, which includes the weight of the battery and the attached equipment, must be registered with the Irish Aviation Authority (“IAA”); and
Operators of drones which weigh more than 4Kg will also need to complete safety training approved by the IAA to fly that drone.