Welcome to the new Marine Institute  Web Site

 


www.marine.ie is an Ocean of Information.

A new look website, featuring an ocean of easily accessible information on Ireland’s 220 million acre underwater territory was officially launched on Wednesday 26th July by the Marine Institute from its new headquarters in Oranmore, Co. Galway.

Redesigned for clarity and ease of navigation, the new www.marine.ie website features direct access to the Institute’s network of marine data buoys, research vessel schedules and position tracking, harmful algal bloom database, press releases and full information on each of its seven Service Teams. The site also allows visitors to browse the content of the Marine Institute’s library and to purchase DVDs, CDs, books and other items directly from its e-store.

“Just as our new headquarters at Oranmore faces out over the ocean, our new website quite literally faces out over the world,” said Marine Institute IT Manager John Evans. “In today’s information society, an organisation’s website is the fastest and most efficient method of reaching a global audience and we are confident that we have produced a site that will showcase not only the Institute’s activities, but also those of ‘maritime Ireland’. Over the coming few months we will be adding more services and information targeted at a wide variety of users.”

The new website was developed as a collaborative effort between the Institute’s own in-house web team and the Institute’s strategic IT Partner, Fujitsu Services working with IQ Content. Its Content Management System (CMS) from Microsoft allows staff members access to easy to follow page templates in order to populate the site with text, photographs and links while maintaining a clear and consistent style.

In this section:

Water Pollution Warnings Direct to Desktop
Planet Aqua Opens in Dublin
Building Bridges between Spain, Norway and Ireland
“Swim Safe with an Automatic Inflate-a-belt”
Wave-Energy Generator arrives in Galway
Jellyfish - Keep Your Distance!
Follow the Fleet From the Classroom
Press Release Summary
Oceanology 2010 Features Irish Marine Innovations
Minister Killeen Launches Review of Irish Shellfish Fisheries
Science@Sea Sets Sail Again
Beaufort Workshop Unveils New Ways of Monitoring the Aquatic Environment
New Atlas on Marine Fisheries Available for Free Download
Follow The Fleet Competition Deadline Extended
Irish Scientist Elected to Key International Position
Climate Change, Plankton and Pollution
New Marine Research Vessel Network for Europe
Marine research is our key to worldwide multi-billion super-food market
New Follow the Fleet Essay Competition Launched
Salmon as Indicators of Climate Change
Seaweed Super Food Flavourings in Development in Cork
"Seabed 10" Conference Explores the Riches of the Irish Underwater Territory
Minister Sargent Launches Organic Food Pilot Scheme
Irish Marine Research Awards increase to over €11 Million through FP7
Shipping Data Indicates Signs of Traffic Recovery
Ireland's Smartest Bay Welcomes Volvo Ocean Racers
Naval Service and Marine Institute Sign new Service Level Agreement
Marine Students take to the Seas in Cork Harbour
Shipping Industry Corrects for Economic Downturn
Wide Range of Marine Data Now Available to the Public Online
Information on fish stocks in Irish waters published
Ireland Offers Stable Base for Shipping Investment – Forum Told
Marine weather buoy network upgrade begins
EU FP7 Environment Programme announces call for proposals
Apply now for ship based training opportunities on board the national research vessels
Call for ship time onboard research vessels open
Head of Marine Board-ESF visits Marine Institute
Research breeds new life into lobster stocks
US Ambassador visits Marine Institute
New Marine Mapping Website Launched
New IBM Water Management Centre opened today (16th June) in Dublin
Marine Weather Buoy M5 is now back on station
World Ocean Day 8th June 2008 in Salthill Galway
Why are Salmon Dying at Sea?
Ocean Information Only a Mouse-Click Away
Bjorn the Polar Bear heading for Galway
Marine Science is the Key to Understanding Climate Change
Maritime Transport Sector Performs Well in 2007's Choppy Waters
Marine Institute CEO Honoured by NUI Galway
€1.4 million allocated to provision of time at sea for scientists
New plans for marine mapping and supporting climate change projects announced
Knowledge of the Oceans is Key to Understanding Climate Change
Music Meets Marine Science for 'Songs of the Deep'
EU Shellfish Growers Visit the Marine Institute
Offshore Wave warning for 8th and 9th December
Follow the Fleet Education Scheme Reborn Online
Cork students get unique insight into marine exploration
FP7 Second Call Now Open
Offshore Buoys confirm wave forecasts
Marine Functional Food Launch November 2007
Wave Warnings for December 1st 2007
Marine Institute Employee Wins a “PA of the Year" Award
Marine Finance and Investment Forum Meets in Dublin
North-South Project Charts the Deep
EU Strengthens Marine Research to Underpin New Policy Initiatve
Irish Passenger Traffic Up 5% Percent
Ireland Considered a European Leader in Offshore Aquaculture
Beaufort Awards Welcomed
Celtic Voyager Survey Reveals Sea floor and Geology of Galway Bay
Underwater TV Prawn Survey
SSTI Bright Sparks Award Announced
Offshore Aquaculture Workshop
Launch of NDP Marine Research Sub-Programme
INFOMAR Survey of Galway Bay
Deep water coral discovered off continental shelf
Coastlink Conference
Ireland Leads Discussion on European Marine Science and Technology Strategy
INFOMAR Seafloor Survey Discovers Glacial Moraine
Count Down to World Ocean Day
Marine Institute CEO Honoured
Seas the Day! World Ocean Day 2007
Ministers Launch 'Surf and Turf' Initiative on Marine Functional Food
Ireland Plays a Leadership Role in European Marine Science
Irish Shipping Sector Continues to Grow
INFOMAR - Mapping Ireland Underwater
International Scientists Map European Seabed Habitats
Stakeholders Gather to Discuss a Future Maritime Policy for Ireland
Launch of Sea Change Marine Research and Innovation Strategy
Irish Government Seeks Input into Future EU Maritime Policy
National Consultation on EU Maritime Green Paper launched in Dublin
Joint Study Reassures Consumers of Fish
Rising Tide for Marine Science in €50 billion EU Grant Scheme
Aquaculture Status Report 2005
Science makes a Splash at the Galway Atlantiquaria
Latest Scientific Advice on Fish Stocks Presented to Minister
Corepoint Conference Findings
Marine Institute Headquarters Scoops Two Top Architectural Awards
Marine Institute hosts International Conference on Shellfish Safety
COREPOINT Conference
220 Million Acres Under the Sea - Minister Dempsey Explores New Marine Institute HQ in Galway
Marine Institute hosts International Meeting on Mackerel
Taoiseach officially opens new Marine Institute headquarters in Galway
PLANET EARTH IS PLANET AQUA!
Major Conference to Discuss Tsunami Warning Systems