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πΆOn the seventh day of our... #YearofGeography flashbacks...
Nichola Salmon (@N_Salmon) sent to us...
...these wonderful pictures from Charleville Castle, in order to mark #OffalyWeek, which took place in the middle of January 2019 π΅
#GeoAdvent #LoveGeography
A look back at different weeks that formed part of this year's @geogsocire #YearofGeography initiative
Second week of the year focused on The Faithful County, looking at geographical aspects of life in/the environment of County Offaly #OffalyWeek
#YearofGeography #YearInReview
Today is the last day of #OffalyWeek for this year's #YearofGeography
Tomorrow is the first day of #WestmeathWeek
RT @PRA_Ireland"Our research for #offalyweek demonstrates how Registry of Deeds can be used to trace land ownership over time. This 1876 mortgage for lands 'formerly called the nunnery lands of Clonmacnoise' includes reference to four earlier deeds https://t.co/s3j5OoXi7S"
Another heritage trail/Geography Fieldtrip itinerary, which mainly focuses on (the eastern parts of) Co. Offaly, as published in @Maynoothgeog legend, Paul Gibson's, "Heritage Trails of the Irish Midlands and selected Itineraries" #YearofGeography #OffalyWeek
"Offaly: History & Society", edited by legendary Irish Geographer, Willie Nolan (UCD), was first published in 1998, but it is still very much worthy of a read today. #YearofGeography #OffalyWeek
"Offaly: History & Society", edited by legendary Irish Geographer, Willie Nolan, was published in 1998, but is still very much worthy of a read today
#YearofGeography #OffalyWeek #Offaly
Just a few of the books relating to Offaly, or specific places in Offaly, which can be found in the Maynooth University Library
#YearofGeography #OffalyWeek
Offaly History Blog @offalyhistory: "River systems β the super highways of early Christian Ireland" by Bernie Moran
#YearofGeography #OffalyWeek
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#OffalyWeek complemented perfectly with #CycloneJCGeog case study on Banagher Precast Concrete! @tgseo_resources
In the #YearofGeography and this is #OffalyWeek take a look at page 359 in the Cyclone textbook for a case study on Banagher precast concrete. With one of our authors a native, Offaly was sure to feature! #Heavyindustry #JCGeog @AdrianKavanagh @geogsocire @GillEducation
That moment when you suddenly realise that everyone's being standing behind you all the time during your talk on the "Offaly Day" at the 2012 Geography Fieldtrip... #TeamBettina #YearofGeography #OffalyWeek #thismaybejustadodgycameraangle
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It's #OffalyWeek for the @geogsocire's #YearofGeography
To tie in with this, let's look back to the march 2012 Irish Fieldtrip, when the #GY205 class visited Clare Bog and Lough Boora (and lunched in Kicormac) on "Offaly Day". Craziness ensued...
https://t.co/CtFg7agn0V
It's Day 3 of #OffalyWeek in this year's @geogsocire #YearofGeography
For those of you who live in/hail from #Offaly or who have connections/links to the county, or who just like Offaly...
What are your favourite places in Offaly and why?
What does Offaly mean to you?
In the #YearofGeography and this is #OffalyWeek take a look at page 359 in the Cyclone textbook for a case study on Banagher precast concrete. With one of our authors a native, Offaly was sure to feature! #Heavyindustry #JCGeog @AdrianKavanagh @geogsocire @GillEducation
Irish Geography 2004: "The geography of Irish voter turnout: A case study of the 2002 General Election" Kavanagh, Mills & Sinnott
Laois-Offaly study found lower turnouts in commuter belt/towns (exception of candidate home bases)#YearofGeography #OffalyWeek
https://t.co/eLLu5qpeyi
2019 is the #YearofGeography
Over the next year, there will be a focus on the geography of specific places in Ireland, as well as geographical research relating to these.
Each week will focus on a different Irish county, or a geographical theme.
The second week is #OffalyWeek
A fascinating look back at Tullamore in the 1940s for #OffalyWeek - a 1948 article from the "Irish Geography" journal
"Tullamore and its environs, Co. Offaly" by T. W. Freeman - appeared in Irish Geography, Vol.1 No.5 (1948)
#YearofGeography #OffalyWeek
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This is Offaly Week - the second week for this year's Year of Geography initiative.
If you have any images, facts or insights about Offaly, or places in Offaly, please do share these #YearofGeography #OffalyWeek
To help everyone relax on this Monday morning, a short video of a stream in the Slieve Bloom Mountains in Offaly...
#YearofGeography #OffalyWeek
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