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315 Million-Year-Old Fossil Discovered But Will The Cliffs Of Moher Still Exist Beyond 2030?
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In today’s email: 

  • 315 million-year-old fossil sponge discovered near Cliffs of Moher
  • Will The Cliffs Of Moher Still Exist In 2030?
  • Don’t Forget Your Gift – The Ultimate Ireland Travel Bundle
  • At the bar –  The Three Wise Men
  • Guest Bloggers Wanted
  • Around The Web:  Some of the world’s best stargazing spots are located in Ireland, Leap Card scam: Major warning issued by Transport For Ireland, Explore County Mayo | Home of the Quiet Man and more
  • Experience of the day – The Best Cork Cruise Ship Excursions And Day Tours For 2024
  • From Social Media –  Newgrange, County Meath
  • Irish Food You Will Love –  The Secret Irish Ingredient That Makes A Game-Changing Beef Stew
  • The Craic –  Musical Magic of “The Quiet Man”

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315 million-year-old fossil sponge discovered near Cliffs of Moher

The new species of fossil sponge was found by Dr Eamon Doyle, a geologist for the Burren and Cliffs of Moher UNESCO Global Geopark, and it dates back to when Co Clare was located close to the Equator.

“This is an exceptionally large example of a type of fossil sponge that was previously only known from much older rocks elsewhere in the world,” Dr Doyle said.

“It is the first record of this type of fossil sponge from Ireland and its excellent preservation is highly unusual,” he added.

The sponge, named Cyathophycus balor is the largest example of its kind anywhere in the world and is up to 50cm tall.


Will The Cliffs Of Moher Still Exist In 2030?

Picture this: the majestic Cliffs of Moher standing tall, their rugged beauty overlooking the vast expanse of the Atlantic Ocean. It’s a sight that has captivated visitors for centuries but the question that looms over this iconic landmark is whether it will still exist in its current form come 2030.

Will The Cliffs Of Moher Still Exist In 2030?

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At The Bar

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The Three Wise Men

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Ireland's Treasure

Around The Web

Ireland’s forgotten southeast braces for a tourism boom

Now I didn’t tell you this, but Ireland’s best kept secret is also its sunniest, closest to southern England and offers some of the best value for money.

Ireland weather: Temperatures set to drop as cold snap sets in for weekend

It will be a cold one this weekend as temperatures plummet to -2C.

Some of the world’s best stargazing spots are located in Ireland

Ireland is home to two International Dark Sky Parks.

How different could Ireland’s Six Nations squad be to the RWC?

WITH JUST OVER four weeks until Ireland’s opening game of the Six Nations against France in Marseille, the return of international rugby is looming.

Taylor Swift and ex Joe Alwyn’s trip to Ireland – where breakup song lyrics were written

A beautiful trip inspired a beautiful song that references a small part of Ireland.

Leap Card scam: Major warning issued by Transport For Ireland

While leap cards can be handy, you should only purchase them from recognised points of sale.

A quarter of Guinness Storehouse visitors are American, new figures reveal

Over 1.5million people visited the tourist attraction in 2023.

Dublin cafe makes €2 coffee December deal permanent

A Dublin coffee shop has turned their €2 coffee December deal into a permanent arrangement. 

Explore County Mayo | Home of the Quiet Man

Nestled in the rugged and enchanting landscapes of western Ireland, County Mayo is a place of timeless beauty and captivating allure. 

With its rolling green hills, dramatic cliffs and serene lakes, this county embodies the very essence of the Emerald Isle. 

The Quiet Man

Experience of the day

The Best Cork Cruise Ship Excursions And Day Tours For 2024

The best Cork private day tours and cruise ship excursions for 2024 are now available for booking. Discover the enchanting coastal treasure of Cork, Ireland, offering an abundance of unforgettable experiences for travelers seeking exclusive shore excursions in 2024.

Prepare to be captivated by Cork’s stunning natural beauty and rich heritage, as you explore dramatic cliffs and historic castles. Embark on a thrilling adventure through the picturesque landscapes of the Ring of Kerry, where sweeping vistas, timeless villages, and rugged mountains will leave you in awe. Immerse yourself in history as you uncover the wonders of Blarney Castle, home to the legendary Blarney Stone, believed to bestow the gift of eloquence to those who dare to kiss it.

County Cork

From Social Media

Tourism Ireland

Newgrange, County Meath

Newgrange

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Food and Drink in Ireland

The Secret Irish Ingredient That Makes A Game-Changing Beef Stew

The Secret Irish Ingredient That Makes A Game-Changing Beef Stew

The Craic

Musical Magic of “The Quiet Man”: A Closer Look at Irish America’s Favorite Film Soundtrack

“The Quiet Man” boasts a soundtrack that is more than just background music; it’s a vital character in the narrative, enhancing the film’s emotional depth and immersing viewers in the enchanting world of Ireland. Composed by Victor Young, much of the soundtrack was specifically crafted for the movie, but it also features timeless classics that add a layer of nostalgia.Thank you for reading Love Ireland— your support allows us to keep doing this work.

Musical Magic of "The Quiet Man"

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