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How the Marine Institute is helping to safeguard one of Ireland's most endangered species.

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Minister Dooley announces appointments to the Board of the Marine Institute

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The appointments bring two highly accomplished professionals to the Board.

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Atlantic Summit Galway 2026: Programme unveiled and pre-registration now open for flagship ocean event of Ireland's EU Presidency

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(L-R) Dr Rick Officer (Marine Institute), Professor David Burn ( University of Galway) and Dr Orla Flynn (ATU)

Taking place on 8-9 October 2026 at University of Galway, the Summit is an Associated Event of Ireland's EU Presidency.

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FEAS: Post-Doctoral Researcher (PDR) - Marine Beacon Project

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Kerry freshwater pearl mussels join Marine Institute’s conservation programme in Mayo

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L-R : P. Keena, D. Bluzaite, E. de Eyto (MI), R. O’Callaghan, R. McNamara (NPWS) with the newly arrived Mussels in Co. Mayo.

Twenty pearl mussels were airlifted from a river in Co. Kerry to the Research Facility in Co. Mayo, as part of the effort to save this critically endangered species.

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Marine Institute Sets New Standard in Sustainability with ISO 50001 Certification

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Marine Institute recognised for excellence in energy management and commitment to sustainability

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Catch with care: A just transition for crayfish fishing

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Bloom of Karenia mikimotoi in Rossbeigh, Kerry

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Karenia mikimotoi cells

Following sample analysis by the Marine Institute’s Phytoplankton unit the week commencing 27th July 2026, it has been reported that this bloom is now dissipating.

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Marine Institute celebrates student success at Bursary Presentation Day 2026

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2026 Bursars and their supervisors at the Marine Institute headquarters

The 2026 cohort of Marine Institute Bursary Programme students showcased their work at the annual Bursary Presentation Day.

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