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Our next Zoom talk is on Monday 20th January. 7.00pm contact [email protected] for the link. LINKING GEOLOGY AND ART IN THE FIELD PHOEBE SLEATH (UNIVERSITY OF ABERDEEN). Further information: belfastgeologists.org/index.php/2025…

I'm so thrilled that my short film 'The Lost Art of the Land' has been selected for screening at the Fort William Mountain Festival!! It's in the 'Best of Scotland' film session at the Highland Cinema at 12:45 on Saturday 15th February mountainfestival.co.uk/ticket/events/…

🌍 The GeoEnergy Discovery Centre has travelled over 2,400 miles on its quest to help people discover the heat beneath their feet! 🚍 🚏 That’s like driving from Belfast to Berlin and back! 🛣️ Along the way, the GeoEnergy NI team has been busy connecting, innovating, and

🔥 NI Science Festival Event 🔥 Join Economy NI and Geological Survey NI for a screening of the GeoEnergy NI short film at Ulster Museum on February 21st from 10:00-12:00. The free event is suitable for KS3/KS4 pupils and their teachers. To register, email: 👉 [email protected]

Such a brilliant project for Morrow Comms to have been involved in. This documentary charts the whole journey exploring NI’s largely untapped #geothermal potential & outlines how it can help meet our energy transition targets Get your tickets ⬇️ #TheHeatBeneathOurFeet #NISF25

Happy St Brigid's Day. February's image for Geological Survey IE Dept. Environment, Climate and Communications is of Kilkee Cliffs, Co Clare.🟡🔵 The cliffs are made of gently dipping beds of Carboniferous mudstone, siltstone, and sandstone of the Central Clare Group. Photo by: Michael Gavin

Are you planning your calendar for the week ahead? Join us this Thursday for a free premiere screening of our short film – “Unearthing the heat beneath our feet” at the Ulster Museum as part of NI Science Festival 2025. Presented by Paulo Ross , the documentary showcases the

Thanks to Dr Norman Moles for giving a talk to us tonight. He will be running a field trip to this area in May

This Friday as part of the NI Science Festival we’re inviting schools to attend a screening of our short film. Grab a ‘front row seat’ as we examine shallow and deep geothermal potential locally and engage with businesses, academics, homeowners and students along the way! 👀 Look out,

You are invited to a joint Geology talk with the NIRG, Belfast GeolSoc and the NIGeotechnical Group Tuesday 11th March in the QUB Elmwood Geography building at 6pm

Dr Jess Franklin will deliver a public talk for the Belfast Geol Soc on March 18th @ 6.30 pm. She will share updates on all the amazing fossil-themed events & initiatives that Ireland's Fossil Heritage delivers to the public, including exciting news on the big plans for the year ahead!

The GeoEnergy NI documentary ‘Unearthing the heat beneath our feet’ is LIVE on our website! 🎥 Want to find out more about the filming process? Laureen Todd from Morrow Comms takes a seat in the director’s chair to explain all! ➡️ Visit: geoenergyni.org/the-directors-… #GeoEnergyNI

our next talk on Tuesday 18th March - belfastgeologists.org/index.php/2025… Jess Franklin will outline the work of Ireland’s Fossil Heritage -this will also link to some 2025 field trips. It would be great to see you in person in Methody 6.30pm - belfastgeologists @live.co.uk for Zoom link

“You can tell from the documentary that the class came away with a keen understanding of hashtag#GeothermalEnergy and its benefits. Meeting Paulo Ross and seeing a film crew in action was also a great experience!” Local teacher Julie McGonigle from Dundonald Primary School and

Maria McNamara will give a public talk on Ireland's fossil heritage Cork City Libraries for Cork Lifelong Learning Festival This will be followed by an exhibit of Irish & world fossils Palaeontologists from SEFS@UCC will be there to answer your fossil questions from 2 - 5 pm. #corklearningfest2025

Thank you to everyone who joined us Cork Lifelong Learning Festival. Tomorrow Tues April 8th at 2 pm, we will present a public talk on Irish Fossils, followed by an interactive exhibit at Cork City Libraries Come along to see real Irish Fossils and get inspired for #TheGreatIrishFossilHunt

Our talk tomorrow Tuesday 8th April is at 7.00pm refreshments at 6.30pm and it is the ‘Alaskan adventure’ by Ian Enlander in Methody. Contact our secretary for further details [email protected]

Come and find out more about the building stones of Belfast. The tour starts this Sunday at the front of the City Hall at 10.15 for a prompt start at 10.30. Find out where there are fossils in the City centre. Contact [email protected] to let us know if you are attending.

DYK fossils are in building stones all over Ireland? Join The Great Irish Fossil Hunt to help create Ireland's first fossil map by photographing fossils. Led by UCC Ireland & Ireland's Fossil Heritage. Please take photos only, do not remove fossils #CitizenScience ucc.ie/en/fossil-heri…

Check out our summer 2025 programme. Do become a member - see bnfc.org.uk/membership-app…