Geological Survey Ireland @DeptCEE image for October is Annagh Head, Belmullet, Co Mayo. Mullet gneiss, a metamorphic rock calculated to be over 1.75 billion years old. The Earth is thought to be over 4.6 billion years old. Photo by James McIntosh.
Guided geological walk at Rosscarbery, Co Cork.
24 August, 1:30pm - 4:30pm
Warren Strand Car Park, Rosscarbery, P85 RK54
Event organiser: @CorkGeological#heritageweek2025
Further info: https://t.co/2AiDDWXOJU
Lunch stop in the sun, at the Devonian-Carboniferous boundary, Middle Lake, Killarney, looking across at Torc Mountain. Thanks to leader Dr. Aidan Forde. @uccBEES @GeolSurvIE
The project was funded by the UK Government and utilised both BGS and Royal Navy bathymetry (depth), backscatter (seabed composition), ground-truth sampling (underwater video footage) and many other derived data layers to create the suite of bespoke geological outputs.
Very good to see undergraduate students receive GSI Cunningham Awards today, and Du Noyer photographic competition entries captured in this stunning Calendar @GeolSurvIE @uccBEES @CorkGeological
Delighted to announce PhD candidates @EmmaChlncn (UCC), @arhin_wireduMax (DCU) and Robin Lewando (UCC) as the awardees of the 2024 Geomorphology Association of Ireland Bursary. Congratulations! We wish the awardees well in their research, and can't wait to hear all about it!
#xmas#present
Iggy the Time Travelling T-Rex’ is a fun adventure where young readers are introduced to Earth’s history
By local author Tina Keating,
Earth Scientist (Geology), Heritage Specialist for the ‘Heritage in Schools Scheme’
https://t.co/wOWfdMMx0I
#dinosaurs#geology
A great turnout for an excellent lecture by Prof Steve Brusatte. New evidence on evolution and “The rise and fall of the Dinosaurs” @CorkCoast @uccBEES @GeolSurvIE
Feathered Dinosaur at the Steve Brusatte talk tonight in #UCC
Steve specialty is the anatomy & evolution of dinosaurs, whose books include "The Rise and Fall of the Dinosaurs"
Betty @bettiegeology explaining @CorkGeological which anyone can join.
#geology#cork#paleontology
Looking forward to our lecture today in Boole 4 @UCC 7.30pm by global expert Prof. Steve Brusatti on “The Rise and Fall of the Dinosaurs” @uccBEES @GeolSurvIE#evidence#sciencecommunication
November’s #imageofthemonth is Garrarus Beach, Tramore, Co Waterford. (Trá Gharbhrois, Trá Mhór, Co Phort Láirge. 🔵⚪️
These rocks are felsic volcanics of the Ordovician (485 – 444 million years ago) and belong to the Campile Formation.
Photo by Peter Bijsterveld.