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Welcome to the Geographical Society of Ireland
The Geographical Society of Ireland (GSI) was founded in 1934 when some ninety people attended the first meeting convened in Academy House, Dublin. At that meeting, the first President Robert Lloyd Praeger was elected. Over eighty years later, the GSI continues to raise awareness of the value and impact of Geography in Ireland and beyond through a diverse range of activities and collaborations. The current President is Associate Prof Niamh Moore-Cherry (UCD). The GSI is well established as an international learned society and is the professional organisation and representative body of geographers in Ireland. Elections occur for Officer posts at the AGM each May. The GSI is a recognised, consultative stakeholder for national policymaking, and is a member of EUGEO (the Association of Geographical Societies in Europe). Society members are actively engaged in enhancing the international profile of Irish geography through their engagement with the International Geographical Union (IGU), RGS-IBG, Association of American Geographers (AAG) and other international groupings |
Irish Earth Observation Symposium 2017
The Irish Earth Observation Symposium (IEOS2017) and the Copernicus Training and Information Session will be held at Maynooth University, respectively on 2 and 3 November 2017.
Registration is now open |
Hurricane Ophelia
Numerous past and present society members have been in the media over the past few days in relation to climate change and the increasing importance of geography.
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Irish Geography is 50
This year marks a major milestone for Irish Geography – 50 issues since
the first publication of the journal! We are marking this special anniversary of Irish Geography, |
