Mourne â Cooley - Gullion - Geological Survey of Ireland

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AcknowledgementAs well as those partners already mentioned we wouldlike to thank David Hood and colleagues in the MourneGeology and Archaeology Group who contributed muchof the material for this presentationTrinity CollegeDublin
Cooley-MourneMourne-Gullion– A Shared Heritage• Shared - and very significant – landscape, geology,biodiversity• Ways of life and cultural heritage shaped by landscape• Physical boundary presented by uplands has representeda border between north and south for centuries• While physical barriers have long been overcome….…social, cultural, psychological, economic, borders remainMeanwhile our wonderful landscape and heritage is perhapsunder-appreciated and not exploited as well as it might be
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Page 9 and 10: Granites in NE Ireland - MournesMou
Page 11 and 12: Granites in North East IrelandSliev
Page 13 and 14: Potential - Environment and Society
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Page 17 and 18: Why a Geopark?• A GEOPARK is non-
Page 19 and 20: Practicalities (2)• Costs - estim
Page 21 and 22: Ulster’s Changing Borders• ‘T
Page 23 and 24: Border Gateway Centre - Why?• Pri
Page 25 and 26: Making it Happen & Sustainability

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