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Lakes in Ireland - Mirrors of Change
25 May 07:00 PM
Until 25 May

Lakes in Ireland – Mirrors of Change

Lough Gur
Lakes in Ireland - Mirrors of Change
Lough Gur

Lough Gur, Limerick’s Lake District, is at the heart of a remarkable archaeological landscape featuring sites that represent every major period of human history in Ireland. Physical evidence of occupation from the Neolithic, Bronze Age, Iron Age, Early Christian, Medieval, Early Modern and Modern eras has been found in the immediate vicinity.

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Title: Lakes in Ireland – Mirrors of Change

Speaker: Prof. Catherine Dalton

Date & Time: Monday 25th May 2026

Time: 7.00pm

Where: Visitor Centre

Booking: Not required

Cost: Free

As part of Lough Gur Biodiversity Festival, join Catherine Dalton for an engaging evening exploring the Lakes in Ireland and their wider importance for biodiversity, water quality and local heritage. Catherine is Professor of Environmental Geography at Mary Immaculate College and her work focuses on aquatic systems, islands, catchments, lake mud and citizen science. This talk will offer insight into how lakes reflect environmental change, why they matter to communities, and how protecting them benefits both nature and people. A welcoming event for anyone interested in water, wildlife, landscape and the future of our lakes.

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