IQUA

The Irish Quaternary Association (IQUA) was founded in the 1970s to co-ordinate and energise Quaternary research in Ireland.

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Hello fellow Quaternary investigators! We are leaving X as voted on by our membership. We have exciting announcements about upcoming events, so please follow us over on BlueSky @ https://t.co/yqPLBe9fUl. See you there!

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Don't forget - our Spring Meeting and AGM is next Saturday, 29 March! Full details here: https://t.co/zaQ2d7oFdS

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The deadline for our Eileen Reilly postgrad research award is tomorrow! Details on how to submit here: https://t.co/I7dQBd1Axq

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Don't forget - our Spring Meeting and AGM is next Saturday, 29 March! Full details here: https://t.co/zaQ2d7oFdS

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Our Spring Symposium programme is here! Join us at Mary Immaculate College in Limerick on 29 March, followed by our AGM for IQUA members. https://t.co/zaQ2d7oFdS

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Final deadline for abstract submission for our Spring Symposium and AGM in Limerick is this Friday at 5pm! Our spring focus is usually showcasing postgrad work within IQUA. Further details and how to submit here: https://t.co/QTQShfnwkK

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Our Spring Meeting and AGM will take place at Mary Immaculate College in Limerick on Saturday March 29th! Submissions for presentations and posters are welcome, particularly from ECRs (https://t.co/QTQShfnwkK). More details to follow!

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Eileen Reilly Postgrad Research Award call now open! €500 for research. More details and how to apply: https://t.co/I7dQBd28mY

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Our Spring Meeting and AGM will take place at Mary Immaculate College in Limerick on Saturday March 29th! Submissions for presentations and posters are welcome, particularly from ECRs (https://t.co/QTQShfnwkK). More details to follow!

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We are delighted to share our new OPEN ACCESS book: #LakesinIreland - Mirrors of Change. Download at https://t.co/medYTF5olL Thanks to our generous sponsors @MarineInst
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Our keynote speakers for the day: @irishboglife, Dave Beilman, and John Connolly and our event organisers @BiggusDaveus, Gill Plunket (IQUA committee), and @palaeo_mich (IQUA committee). Thanks to our sponsors GSNI @GeolSurvIE @iCRAGcentre @vanwalt

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Richard Fewster on changing climate zones and the potential for development of new peatlands. @GeolSurvIE @iCRAGcentre @vanwalt

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Claire Nolan on the amazing preservation of Irish history in Irish bogs and the need to communicate the wealth of findings. @GeolSurvIE @iCRAGcentre @vanwalt

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Ellen O'Carroll discussing the database of archeological sites and accompanying environmental data in Irish peatlands. @GeolSurvIE @iCRAGcentre @vanwalt

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Catherine Keena from @teagasc on agriculture and preserving biodiversity on Irish bogs. @GeolSurvIE @iCRAGcentre @vanwalt

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Jamie Rohu discussing the intersection of bogs and politics. @GeolSurvIE @iCRAGcentre @vanwalt

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Kate Flood giving our third keynote address on the social, sustainable, and value aspects of Ireland's peatland in the future. @GeolSurvIE @iCRAGcentre @vanwalt

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Callum R. C. Evans discussing testate amoeba and the agriculturally sourced ammonia pollutant in bogs. @GeolSurvIE @iCRAGcentre @vanwalt

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Hilary Pierce on the factors affecting the water table in peat soils. @GeolSurvIE @iCRAGcentre @vanwalt

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Farimah Fattahi Masrour discussing surcharging and settlement of peat. @GeolSurvIE @iCRAGcentre @vanwalt