The Culture File Debate: The "Wild" Word Recorded live at Dublin Book Festival, writer and artist, Lisa Fingleton, Nature File's Anja Murray, sailor and artist, Gwen Wilkinson, along with The Naturalist Bookshelf's Paddy Woodworth, join Luke Clancy to in… https://t.co/bLxblW0xWp
Our #Heritage programmes link heritage with history, geography, archaeology, tourism, genealogy, museum studies, and folklore. Interested?
Heritage programmes in #Galway include work placements, field trips and study abroad opportunities.
See - https://t.co/SWZMRyw6af
During March, rainfall in Ireland was above average nearly everywhere and was wettest in the south and east of the country. Average river flows were above the long-term average at 67% of river monitoring stations.
Check out our March Hydrology Bulletin: https://t.co/VJyssrSy2Y
Many people asking us about #bumblebees at the moment - why they’re seeing them on the ground - so here’s a quick thread to explain what they’re up to. Please #retweet as every #queen that survives means a new colony that gets to exist & produce new queen #bees for next year! 1/8
October 2022 - Very mild and wet. 7 stations had their wettest October on record. The 17th consecutive month with above average mean temperatures at most synoptic stations. See more here - https://t.co/ezghGrLnL8
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