Marine Institute Singers pictured with their conductor, Carmel Dooley and CEO Peter Heffernan. Photographer Cushla DromgoolRegan
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Marine Institute thank Choirmaster Carmel Dooley

For her outstanding commitment to the singers.

Sea for Society logo
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Sea for Society Marine Outreach and Ocean Literacy Think Tank

The Sea for Society Marine Outreach and Ocean Literacy Think Tank will take place next Thursday 26 November 2015 at…

Two of many standing chimneys at “Chimney Henge”. Note the large number of fallen chimneys littering the sea floor. The standing chimneys are covered in marine sponges. Image courtesy of Marine Institute & Dr Jens Carlsson, UCD. The Deep-Links expedition is supported by the Marine Institute, funded under the Marine Research Programme 2014-2020 by the Irish Government.
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Scientists on RV Celtic Explorer discover deep-sea mud volcanoes and carbonate chimneys

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Augmented Reality (AR) Sandbox, pupils from Colaiste na Coirbe Harry Donnellan, James Gavin and Eoghan Brophy. Photo:Andrew Downes, xposure.
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300+ students visit the Marine Institute

to explore sustainable oceans for science week

Professor Mário Ruivo Prize
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Professor Mário Ruivo Prize

“Your Ocean, Your Future” Project Contest

All-Island Horizon 2020 Conference for Societal Challenge 2
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All-Island Horizon 2020 Conference for Societal Challenge 2

Westin Hotel - 1st December 2015

Implementing the Atlantic Action Plan and Measuring the Ocean Economy
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Implementing the Atlantic Action Plan and Measuring the Ocean Economy

Glenlo Abbey, Galway - 24th November 2015

Seascape, Photographer Tomasz Szumski,Courtsey of the Marine Institute
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The Ocean is our life support system is Ireland’s key message

The importance of the oceans highlighted globally.

CFER receives funding for 2016-17 survey work. Photograph courtesy of the Fisheries and Marine Institute of Memorial University Newfoundland
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Continued collaboration between Canada and Ireland

Atlantic research continues between CFER, Newfoundland and Labrador and the Irish Marine Institute

The RMS Leinster, lost in 1918 after being torpedoed off Howth Head. Over 500 people lost their lives – this is the greatest single loss in the Irish Sea. Sediment waves are currently moving over the wreck. Photo courtesy INFOMAR/Ulster University/Marine Institute
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World War I shipwrecks revealed

in the Irish Sea using a EM2040 onboard the RV Celtic Voyager.