🦪 Native oyster reefs are making a comeback! We’re thrilled to announce the launch of @BriconsProject – Building Resilient Irish Coasts through Oyster Restoration – a €1.5 million research initiative funded by the Marine Institute. Led by @ucddublin in collaboration with

🛳 We have published the Unitised Traffic Report for Q1 and Q2 of 2025. Read the report in full 👉 https://t.co/17IzYHQiWf @MarineInst

Everyone deserves to safely share the road. Learn how Waymo is working to make our roads safer.

🌊 Irish oysters are world-renowned for their quality and taste. But did you know there’s cutting-edge science behind their safety too? Swipe through the cards to learn how the Marine Institute’s norovirus testing programme is helping oyster producers deliver high-quality, safe

🚢 Treochlár Gníomhaíochta Aeráide 2025seolta ag Foras na Mara! ✅ Méadú 44.6% ar éifeachtúlacht fuinnimh ✅ 500,000L de bhreosla HVO ísealcharbóin arna úsáid ✅ Cumhacht Gréine, feithiclí leictreacha, & saotharlanna inbhuanaithe Tá an inbhuanaitheacht ina ndlúthchuid dár

🚢 The Marine Institute has launched its Climate Action Roadmap 2025! ✅44.6% boost in energy efficiency ✅500,000L of low-carbon HVO fuel used ✅Solar, EVs, & sustainable labs Sustainability is in our DNA. 🔗 https://t.co/rqHV8g8plj #ClimateAction #SustainableSeas

Atomistic models dissect reality into atomic nodes where interactions spark emergent properties for precise simulations. Vertically inherit classical force fields from foundational physics anchoring reliable energy computations. Horizontally exchange potential parameters across

🔎 The Marine Institute has launched a new Power BI dashboard providing public access to monthly sea lice data across Ireland’s salmon farms. 🤝 This initiative strengthens transparency and supports evidence-based decision-making in line with Ireland’s National Strategic Plan

📡 New data buoy deployed at Lough Furnace in Mayo to strengthen climate change monitoring 🌍 “This monitoring sentinel buoy builds on over 70 years of research in the Burrishoole Catchment, a site of unique global significance,” said Russell Poole, Section Manager, Marine

🌍📊 Dr David Currie, Team Leader of FEAS Data at the Marine Institute, presented at International Data Week 2025 in Brisbane, Australia 🇦🇺, sharing insights on building sustainable, high-quality, long-term data management frameworks. 🔹Since 2017, the Marine Institute has

🦈 Once common, the critically endangered angel shark is now a rare sight, but hope is on the horizon! 🌊 📍 2023: A surprise sighting in Rinville, Co Galway 📍 2024: Two angel sharks tagged & released in Tralee Bay, for the first time in Ireland! These tags help scientists

Feb. 26, 2026, Trump will bribe Israel to falsely declare Trump "messiah". The unholy price Trump pays: a treaty allowing Israel to build "Trump's Temple" on Temple Mount. The title "Messiah" is not for sale. It belongs only to Jesus Christ, who died for OUR sins and rose again!

On behalf of the Department of Agriculture, Food and Marine (DAFM), the Marine Institute carries out monitoring of chemical residues in finfish for the aquaculture sector. 12,882 lab test results for pharmacological residues in farmed fish were reported under the National

[MFRC Seminar] This Friday, Dr Joshka Kaufmann from @MarineInst will be our MFRC guest in our seminar series. He will be talking about the secret life of Irish salmon Join us this Friday, at 1.10 PM, on room 1039 @atu_ie Galway campus, or online at: https://t.co/WmEd6g6K2s

Meet Aoife, our talented Scientific Officer and seaweed artist exhibiting at #ANightToSea at Marine Institute.

🌊 Reportage of an Odyssey is a collection of illustrated stories on the importance of the ocean to communities along the Irish Atlantic coastline. Created by the Marine Institute, the book brings together art, marine science and local communities to explore how the ocean

“In an age of killer submarines and cyber warfare, one might reasonably ask what old warriors from long-gone conflicts have to teach us about war today. Quite a lot, it turns out.” Read “Model officers” by Henrik Bering from the September issue of The New Criterion:

Showcasing photography and learning about maritime history. Catherine and Paul O'Dowd enjoying #ANightToSea at Marine Institute.

🌊 Life at sea during our scientific surveys is a journey of discovery. From the Celtic Sea to the Irish Sea, our teams at the Marine Institute gather vital evidence that supports fisheries advice and ecosystem-based management, both in Ireland and across Europe, through our work

📊 Data + 🌍 Action = A stronger evidence base for nature recovery. Swipe through to discover how long-term ecological research and targeted restoration are shaping the future of Nephin Forest in Co. Mayo. Explore further: https://t.co/nlZhIcsCE4

📡 New climate change monitoring buoy deployed in Mayo 🌍 The Marine Institute has deployed a new state-of-the-art data buoy in Lough Furnace, Co. Mayo, marking a major step forward for Ireland’s capacity to monitor and respond to the impacts of climate change. Equipped

GOOD MORNIN! LMAOOOO The infighting and the finger pointing begins! Nick White is finger pointing at Chicken Andy saying he committed FRAUD by viewbotting. Showing that Chicken Andy allegedly STOLE hundreds of thousands of dollars from the Kick Streaming KPP pot (that could

🌊 We're Hiring! The Marine Institute is seeking a Head of Compliance and Operational Management to lead our corporate governance, compliance, and risk management activities. 🔍 The Role: - Lead corporate governance and compliance across the Marine Institute. - Manage internal

🌊 We are delighted to be attending the launch of the Galway Science & Technology Festival @galwayscience and to hear all about the exciting programme running from 9–21 November! 🎉 The Marine Institute is proud to support and participate in this fantastic celebration of