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Geography and the Media

The Geographical Society of Ireland is keen to promote the discipline of Geography, the work of Geographers and our potential contribution to addressing major societal challenges. We believe that Geography can provide a unique and integrating perspective that moves beyond the traditional disciplinary ‘silos’ that typify academic endeavour. Here are links to some recent news articles by geographers across Ireland. If you would like a link included please email us the details and we will be delighted to add them. 

Chris Van Egeraat at NUIM comments on Government plans to highlight Ireland’s attractiveness to multinationals over Patrick's Week Trips (Irish Times, 12/3/14)
 Dr Max Kozachenko of UCC says Irish coastline doesn’t have to be ‘surrendered’. (Irish Times, 21/2/14)
Mike Williams of NUIG demonstrates how storms reveal 7,500-year-old ‘drowned forest’ on north Galway coastline (Irish Times, 7/3/14)
A study by NUIG geographers determine that Schools discriminate against ‘new Irish’ (Irish Times, 19/3/14)
Dr. Conor Murphy at NUIM stresses the need to plan for extreme weather (Irish Times 5/2/14)
Dr Proinnsias Breathnach speaks to notion of A ‘fair share’ of IDA jobs (Irish Times, 29/1/14)
Robert Devoy of UCC says "decisions will have to be made on parts of coast to ‘let go’" (Irish Times, 9/1/14)

Please click the button below for a list of Geographers that are not only expert in their given field, but are interested in working with the media.
Contacts for geographers and media engagement
Geography Society of Ireland, 2018