Karst Hydrogeology January 25, 2024
GPS surveying of a winter water level in a turlough on a crisp January morning. And yes, that’s ice around the edges of the shoreline!
GPS surveying of a winter water level in a turlough on a crisp January morning. And yes, that’s ice around the edges of the shoreline!
Over the years we have spent a lot of time in County Mayo. We were on-site in Mayo this week visiting another proposed wind farm site, and we captured this fiery sunrise.
A glorious September evening was spent completing hydrological monitoring in the beautiful sand dunes at Sheskinmore Nature Reserve.
Combining a day of hydrological monitoring with a swim/surf is our idea of a great days work!
We get to work in the most amazing places. We are currently monitoring blanket bog hydrology in advance of peatland restoration works near the Sally Gap, Co. Wicklow.
Many of our groundwater supply wells need ongoing inspection and maintenance to remove iron and manganese hydroxides.
A fantastic example of geological folds in thinly bedded Visean Limestones observed at a quarry near Lixnaw, Co. Kerry.