Sunday morning #vivaprep under the supervision of one of my fieldwork research assistants.

I spoke about sea level rise in the first episode of Ireland's coast on RTÉ last night (37:40–41:30). A great show and delighted to be involved in it. rte.ie/player/series/…

Such a beautiful gift and card to receive in this morning's post, two days before my viva, from Inishbofin Island. My climate change research fieldwork "site" but so much more. And a place and people that so generously taught me over the years, and continue to do so.

Delighted to have successfully defended my PhD thesis. Grateful to Chair Dr Aedin Doris, Ext Prof Neil Adger & Int Dr Ronan Foley. Huge thanks to my Supervisors Prof Conor Murphy & Dr Chandana Mathur, the people of Inishbofin, Maynooth Geography ICARUS Maynooth Maynooth Anthropology

The CEJ are delighted to announce that we are recruiting for the role of Policy Officer. For more information about the role, which has a deadline of Oct 7th, and download our application form, visit: tinyurl.com/2s476hpu #JobFairy #JobOpportunities #WorkWithUs

CLM are delighted to announce that we are recruiting for the role of PT Mediation Coordinator. For more information about the role, which has a deadline of October 7th, and download our application form, visit: tinyurl.com/2rnhryp2 #JobFairy #JobOpportunities #WorkWithUs

#ClimateResearcher Prof. Lisa Schipper 🌎 ✊@lisaschipper.bsky.social explains in the NatureClimate commentary why #science also needs #emotions. Commentary: doi.org/10.1038/s41558…. Interview: uni-bonn.de/en/news/201cco…

Thinking about #Geographer peers and friends - esp #postgrad and #earlycareer #geographers - who are #thesis writing, have a deadline, or any of the work that ties us to our desks. It's a bank holiday. The sun is (mostly) shining. Pls remember to take a break today 🌳🌊☀️☕️📺🎶💪

Huge congratulations to the 🎓🎓 FOUR 🎓🎓PhD graduates from @MaynoothGeog on your graduation today! 🌍 Your dedication and hard work have paid off. Wishing you all the best in your future endeavours! 🌟 #PhDGraduates #Geography #Graduation2024 #FutureLeaders

At 2pm today, our Secretary, Guillaume Hug, will be on Dublin City FM discussing Atlantic Meridional Overturning Circulation. Tune in to hear about Guillaume's research and what we need to know about #AMOC today #climatechange #SFI ICARUS Maynooth Maynooth Geography

Most read on #RTEBrainstorm: if devastating & destructive Spanish floods don't ignite climate action, what will? By Conor Murphy Maynooth Geography ICARUS Maynooth Maynooth University rte.ie/brainstorm/202…

Getting the #thesis finished. Yep! #PhDlife #Masterslife #gettingthere

We’re excited to share that our final event of 2024 is an online Writing Day on Thurs 12 Dec. Sometimes writing can become quite isolating, especially the end phase of a #Thesis. But we don’t have to do it all alone. Join us and let's write together #PECN #Phdlife #Masterslife

An amazing few days in #Achill with CircusofClimateHorrors for #climatechange #sciencecomms. Humbled as always by the extent of local, place knowledge, awareness of local climate and biodiversity change impacts, and generosity in sharing knowledge. #outreach is a two-way process

Nobody ever planted a tree in this photo. It was a working gravel pit 30 years ago. We need to get over our obsession with planting trees and let nature do the job. The results are just SO much better. It's also about realising we are not, in fact, central to everything. 🌍

Thank you to everyone CircusofClimateHorrors has met on the road in 2024, for 1,000s of shared #Climate conversations and all your support. We'll be back in 2025. Until then, wishing everyone a very happy holiday season!

It is a wonderful yet slightly surreal feeling to see the thesis in print. Thank you to everyone who has advised, examined, reviewed and supported the work along the way, and especially the people and island of #Inishbofin #phdlife

📢 Launch Day 📢 Maynooth Geography are thrilled to launch #Milieu2025 The 50th Anniversary Edition of the Departmental Student magazine. Congratulations & GRMA to all who contributed, & particular thanks to Adrian Kavanagh & Caoilfhionn D'Arcy for putting it together.

Read our reflections on #CIG2025 here, including the key themes that emerged in our Navigating Your PhD and Early Career panel Geographical Society of Ireland #geography #phdlife #academicjourney pecnireland.wordpress.com/2025/05/18/ref…