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The Institute of Geologists of Ireland was formed in 1999 to promote the geosciences in Ireland and to represent the professional interests of its members. Membership is open to all practising geoscientists who meet the required standards of qualification and experience, and the IGI operates with the support of all the major geoscience based technical societies.

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IAH June Technical Discussion Meeting (25-May-10 15:32)

Modelling a network of turloughs in lowland karst
By
Laurence Gill,
Department of Civil, Structural and Environmental Engineering, TCD

Venue: Geological Survey of Ireland,

Date: Tuesday 1st June, 2010

See Development and Environment in Ethiopia Lecture (23-Apr-10 12:57)

Tuesday 27th April: Development and Environment in Ethiopia: The Gibe Dams and the Omo River Flood
Professor David Anderson, History and African Politics, University of Oxford will deliver this lecture as part of the Long Room Hub Lecture Series. Organised in conjunction with TIDI.

IGI AGM (23-Apr-10 10:33)

The 2010 IGI AGM will be held in the GSI Lecture Theatre, Beggars Bush at 19.00 on the 26th of May, 2010.  All members are invited to attend

Zinc 2010 (23-Apr-10 10:32)

The Irish Association for Economic Geology invites you to attend the premium zinc conference of the decade.  Every ten years the IAEG hosts a weekend conference that is designed to be international in nature.
Following on from the success of the 2000 Conference in Galway (Europe's Major Base Metal Deposits), ZIN

Joint IAH/GAi Technical Discussion Meeting (23-Apr-10 10:30)

A joint Geothermal Association of Ireland/IAH  meeting will be held on the 4th of May.

There will be two talks entitled,

“Irish Geothermal Energy – who’s doing what?”
Darragh Musgrave, Regional Director, WYG

“Investigation of Source and Cond