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Understanding the Palaeocene–Eocene Thermal Maximum and Global Climate Change Date and Time: Wednesday, 24 January 2024, 19:00 pm via Zoom and in-person in Museum 4, Museum Building, Trinity College Dublin.
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Irish Geological Association Lecture - Zoom only Dr Aileen Doran (iCRAG UCD) TO REGISTER please send an e-mail to info@geology.ie Abstract: Metals such as zinc, lead and copper are crucial for society, but t…
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Irish Geological Association Excursion Leader: Frank Clissmann Location: Cronybyrne, northeast of Clara Vale, Rathdrum, Co. Wicklow Past President of the IGA and Gold panning enthusiast, the late Peter Lewis.Photo C…
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Hook Peninsula, Co. Wexford The Hook Head peninsula is renowned for exquisite rock exposures with a variety of geology that encapsulates many of the important events in the Palaeozoic history of south east Ireland. Th…
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Rathmines Library, 157 Lower Rathmines Road, D06 K2K6, Co. Dublin – Dublin City Get ready for an incredible journey through time as we combine the thrilling world of earthquakes with the fascinating realm of rocks, mi…
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Great Sugar Loaf Mountain, Red Lane Car Park, Co. Wicklow One of the most iconic landscape features of the North Wicklow area is surely the Sugar Loaf. It is a fitting location for an event during this particular Heri…
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The Rower Graveyard, Co. Kilkenny Join native geologist and biologist, Maria Cullen on an exploration of the heritage and biodiversity of The Rower (Farrantemple) Cemetery. There are many gravestones of differing ages…
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Every building tells a story through its history, but can the history of the stones which built it reveal more secrets? Investigating where these rocks came from, how they were carved and how they got there can tell us…
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Leaders: Prof. Emeritus Stephen Daly (UCD) & Dr. Michael Flowerdew (CASP) What you will see Iona: c. 2.7 billion year old Lewisian Complex (granitic gneisses with minor intrusive rocks, anorthosite and marble)…
