No name Archive 2018

The Marine Institute would like to extend our warmest thoughts and best wishes to everyone and we wish you all a…

Recording new insights of important species that are rarely seen at the sea surface.

The Marine Institute, INFOMAR and Explorers Education teams as well as Chief Scientist of the SeaRover Survey will…

The Atlantic Ocean Research Alliance Coordination and Support Action launches new website

highlighting the value of teaching students about our marine.

a key challenge facing aquaculture.

as part of the Clarinbridge Oyster Festival 2018.

Maps of discrete areas of the seafloor have vastly improved in the last 20 years.

after 16 days at sea.

We use technology such as satellite’s to help us learn more about the ocean.

As part of the Memorandum of Understanding agreement signed with the Kenyan Marine Fisheries Research Institute.

It's a great achievement to have endured 82 days in the Golden Globe Race.

Bringing together a clear picture of all activity in Ireland's seas.

to engage people to think about climate change and how important the ocean is...

FEMME is a prestigious conference hosted by Kongsberg Maritime User Forum focussing on

bringing together Irish and international researchers working in the field of Marine Biodiscovery.

Finding the right niche for studying marine science can be challenging.

to promote and protect wildflower growth and provide safe habitats for Ireland's bee species.

Ireland demonstrates its ability to understand cutting-edge research

The Marine Institute welcomes European Marine Board's new publication

Marine Institute bursary students inspire bright future for marine sector.

Pool national research efforts to make better use of Europe's public R&D resources.

SeaFest has been shortlisted for 'Best Live Event' and 'Best Cultural Event'.

Ireland's Integrated Marine Plan - Harnessing Our Ocean Wealth 2017 launched

Mheall féile náisiúnta mhuirí na hÉireann, Féile na Mara, 103,416 cuairteoir go Cuan na Gaillimhe i rith an imeachta…

Remembering all those who have lost their lives at sea & to recognise the heroism of all in the rescue services…

SeaFest ar tí splais a dhéanamh an deireadh seachtaine seo

SAVE THE DATE - Friday, 29th June - Sunday, 1st July. Galway.

Fishing for Business Opportunities: Catch onto new strategies at Our Ocean Wealth Summit

The Irish Maritime Transport Economist Report now available

Shortlisted for 'Best Live Event' and 'Best Cultural Event'

[DATE FOR YOUR DIARY] SeaFest, 29th June - 1st July, Galway.

To develop new approaches for the aquaculture sector...

Ireland's largest and most spectacular maritime festival, 29th June - 1st July

Businesses get ready for SeaFest 2018 in Galway

SeaFest is delighted to confirm that the Defence Forces will be back in force at this year’s festival.

The ROV which will support Ireland's growing offshore renewable energy sector.

Ken shared his experience of filming in the Atlantic Ocean & being up-close to some of the largest creatures…

Ireland’s Deep Atlantic begins on Sunday, 22nd April at 9.30pm on RTÉ One

Connecting academia with industry for improved aquatic animal health

Come and chat to the researchers, students and all the team in Newport...

Detailed analyses of the reef shows that it has changed at a rate of twenty percent in four years

SAVE THE DATE: 29th June - 1st July, Galway. SeaFest has become one of the most popular summer festivals in Ireland…

as appreciation for all the work that they do...

Kathryn Sullivan, Oceanographer & Astronaut & Orla Doherty, Producer of Blue Planet II also confirmed to…

providing scientific advice and expert opinion on ocean research to 2030 and beyond.

The RV Celtic Voyager will be replaced by another sister ship to the RV Celtic Explorer.

5th – 11th February 2018 #PLASTICFREEFORAWEEK

The Marine Institute saved over 14% in our overall energy consumption in 18 months.

Congratulations to Colm on his appointment to the ICES ACOM

This particular buoy had been deployed by an aircraft over five years ago in the Beaufort Sea...

filmed on the RV Celtic Explorer during last summer