The #StateOfClimate Update report reveals key climate change indicators again likely reached record levels in 2025. Check out the full report: https://t.co/c8ftpmxBkE

Topography map of South America

Special thanks to Justine and all the gang at Cork Flower Studio on Douglas Street for their support for #SaveCorkCity They are stocking #LOVEtheLEE Calendars for us this Christmas. Pop in and get yours along with other lovely treats from the shop in the run up to the holidays

The annual CGTA Junior Cycle Quiz is kicking off in a few minutes! Excitement is building! Who will take home the trophy and the glory!!

Hayli Gubbi volcano in 🇪🇹 Ethiopia erupted for the first time in thousands of years on 23rd November. Ash cloud continues to move east. Several flights cancelled.

Paris at night, captured from the International Space Station (Credit: NASA)

Leaving Cert Geography Field study trip,Monday 22nd Sept,on the Owengarriff river in Killarney with their Teacher Ms Costello. All enjoyed the most beautiful weather & the class were an absolute pleasure to work with. Memories made,knowledge gained, a fantastic day all around! 🌞

✨ Happy Autumnal Equinox! 🌍 Tonight, at 20:19 CEST: 🌙 Nights begin to last longer than days in the Northern Hemisphere ☀️ Days begin to last longer than nights in the Southern Hemisphere 📸🎥 @eumetsat @esa @NASA

A cold Arctic air mass brought first air frost of the autumn season last night at one of our 25 primary weather stations. Mount Dillon, Co. Roscommon recorded a minimum temperature of -0.6 °C on Monday 22nd September 2025👇

🌍✨ Our 6th Year Geography field trip last Friday was one to remember! A huge well done to the students for their great energy and enthusiasm 🙌 Special thanks to Ms. Goodwin and Ms. Helen O’Connell for accompanying the students on the day.

Ms. Kenny’s 6th year Geography enjoying a great day of learning & activities in Liscannor Bay today. The students completed their field study work testing for the presence of erosion. They will now spend the next few weeks completing their write up 📖 🧭 🌍

Thanks to Ms O’Driscoll & Ms Nagle who braved the elements in Garrettstown Beach today for our Leaving Cert Geography Field Trip with our 6th Year Geography students 🌧️🌨️🌬️☔️🌊🏖️

6th year geography field study trip to Kippure!

The DCS Leaving Cert Geography class took a trip to Garryvoe to conduct the field work element of the course. The students measured the height of cliffs, conducted experiments measuring wave counts and wave refraction, and explored a number of caves and rock pools. ☀️🌊

Great photos from our sixth year geography field trip study today

Another issue of @WWF_Arctic’s free online magazine ‘The Arc’ has landed in my inbox and it’s more geography teacher gold dust ✨ Another bumper set of articles & resources for subject knowledge and A-Level teaching 🌍 Link: https://t.co/cVNDNqRrTQ

A floating solar power plant on a reservoir of the Narmada River in central India 🇮🇳.

Happy St. Patrick’s Day to you all! Here are a few statistics from @EU_Eurostat, that give an insight into the Ireland of today. Many thanks to Eurostat for the image. #CSOIreland #Ireland #StPatricksDay #StPatricksDay2025 #Irish #POStaidrimh #Éire #Eurostat #LáFhéilePádraig

The consultation on the draft specifications for Leaving Certificate Accounting, Geography, LCVP Link Modules and Physical Education is open from the 24 February to the 25 April: https://t.co/91vsHwQA5i #eucation #leavingcert #RedevelopingSC @TheAGTI @PEAI_IRELAND

This Climate and Biodiversity Action Week, we're showcasing Ireland's "climate stripes" created by Prof @ed_hawkins. Prof of Climate Science Karen Wiltshire expands on this & Trinity's research, education & goals when it comes to climate change in Ireland: https://t.co/xCpUJkLOv5