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New Marine Institute and ATU study highlights need for varied approach to ecological restoration in Nephin Forest (Mayo)

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Aerial view of the northern part of Nephin Forest. Photo Colin Guilfoyle.

Aerial view of the northern part of Nephin Forest. Photo Colin Guilfoyle.

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Inspiring the next generation of marine scientists

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Inspiring the next generation of marine scientists, the Marine Institute’s Eoin Sweeney Scholarship Programme

Eoin Sweeney Scholarship Programme

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The Changing Use of Ireland's Ocean: Measuring and monitoring the impacts on our marine biodiversity and ecosystems

The Marine Institute is delighted to announce the launch of a new call under the Marine Research Programme entitled “The Changing Use of Ireland's Ocean: Measuring and monitoring the impacts on our marine biodiversity and ecosystems”.

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"Making Waves: 2024 Bursary Students Make a Splash at Marine Institute Presentation Day!"

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Bursar Presentation Day 2024

Bursary Students Presentation Day 2024

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RV Celtic Explorer travels to Greenland for research survey

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RV Celtic Explorer

RV Celtic Explorer

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Another accolade for Sea Science as Galway City Museum receives Tripadvisor 2024 Travellers’ Choice award

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Galway City Museum features the 'Sea Science – The Wild Atlantic' exhibition, a collaboration between the Museum and the Marine Institute.

Galway City Museum features the 'Sea Science – The Wild Atlantic' exhibition, a collaboration between the Museum and the Marine Institute.

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Higher Executive Office (HEO) – Data Access, Analysis and Reporting

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Scientific & Technical Officer (STO) - Vulnerable Marine Ecosystems and Nephrops Assessment

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Temporary Section Manager—Marine Spatial Planning Policy Support and Service Coordination

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Clerical Administrator – Marine Environment

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