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Met Éireann Live Text Forecast Data

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This data consists of live text forecasts including, National, regional, sea area, inland lakes and county forecasts.

Irish National Tide Gauge Network (INTGN) GLOSS Station: Union Hall Harbour GLOSS Tide Gauges, Co...

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Union Hall Harbour GLOSS:

A tide gauge was installed in Union Hall Harbour that went live in 2020 as part of the Irish National Tide Gauge Network. Since 2020 this tide gauge is included as a Global Sea Level Observing System (GLOSS) station (https://gloss-sealevel.org/sea-level

Irish National Tide Gauge Network (INTGN) 18: Sligo – Rosses Point Tide Gauge, Co. Sligo, Ireland...

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Sligo – Rosses Point:

A tide gauge was installed at Sligo Rosses Point in 2008 as part of the Irish National Tide Gauge Network. Installed by the Marine Institute, with initial funding from Sligo County Council, this was taken over by the Marine Institute after a short period. T

Irish National Tide Gauge Network (INTGN): Buncrana Pier Tide Gauge, Co. Donegal, Ireland 2024 - ...

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Buncrana Pier:

A tide gauge was installed on Buncrana Pier in 2024, as part of the Irish National Tide Gauge Network. The Marine Institute carried out the installation and has managed and funded the gauge since then. Apart from wide applicability locally, a key driver for this s

SmartBay Observatory Combined Sensor Dataset - 15 minute average (August 2015 - Present)

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The SmartBay Observatory in Galway Bay is an underwater observatory which uses cameras, probes and sensors to permit continuous and remote live underwater monitoring. It was installed in 2015 on the seafloor 1.5km off the coast of Spiddal, Co. Galway, Ireland at a depth of 20-25m

Irish National Tide Gauge Network (INTGN) 03: Wexford Harbour Tide Gauge, CO. Wexford, Ireland 20...

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Wexford Harbour:

A tide gauge was installed in Wexford Harbour in 2007 as part of the Irish National Tide Gauge Network. The gauge was installed, maintained and funded by the Marine Institute, with funding input by Wexford Borough Council early on. A decision by the Harbour Autho

Irish National Tide Gauge Network (INTGN) 02: Howth Harbour GLOSS Tide Gauges, Co. Dublin, Irelan...

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Howth Harbour GLOSS:

A tide gauge was installed on Howth Harbour in 2006 as part of the Irish National Tide Gauge Network, in conjunction with Fingal County Council as an extension to the Dublin greater area Flood forecasting and management system. From 2018 the gauge was permane

Irish National Tide Gauge Network (INTGN) 13: Malin Head – Portmore Pier Tide Gauge, Co. Donegal,...

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Malin Head – Portmore Pier:

A tide gauge was installed on Malin Head – Portmore Pier in 2008, as part of the Irish National Tide Gauge Network. The Marine Institute carried out the installation and has managed and funded the gauge since then. This gauge runs in tandem with the Of

Irish National Tide Gauge Network (INTGN) 17: Inishmore – Kilronan Pier Tide Gauge, Co. Galway, I...

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Inishmore – Kilronan Pier:

A tide gauge was installed on Inishmore – Kilronan Pier, in 2007, as part of the Irish National Tide Gauge Network and has been maintained and funded by the Marine Institute since then. Installed in conjunction with Galway County Council to set the leve

SmartBay Observatory Combined Sensor Dataset - 1 day average (August 2015 - Present)

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The SmartBay Observatory in Galway Bay is an underwater observatory which uses cameras, probes and sensors to permit continuous and remote live underwater monitoring. It was installed in 2015 on the seafloor 1.5km off the coast of Spiddal, Co. Galway, Ireland at a depth of 20-25m

SmartBay Observatory Combined Sensor Dataset - 1 hour average (August 2015 - Present)

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The SmartBay Observatory in Galway Bay is an underwater observatory which uses cameras, probes and sensors to permit continuous and remote live underwater monitoring. It was installed in 2015 on the seafloor 1.5km off the coast of Spiddal, Co. Galway, Ireland at a depth of 20-25m

Irish National Tide Gauge Network (INTGN) 15: Castletownbere Port Tide Gauge, Co. Cork, Ireland 2...

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Castletownbere Port:

A tide gauge was installed in Castletownbere Port in 2006 by the Department of Communications, Marine and Natural Resources (DCMNR). Originally a GLOSS station, it was re-classified as a regular tide gauge when it was taken over by the Marine Institute in 201

Irish National Tide Gauge Network (INTGN) 14: Ballycotton Harbour Tide Gauge, Co. Cork, Ireland 2...

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Ballycotton Harbour:

A tide gauge was installed in Ballycotton Harbour in 2010, as part of the Irish National Tide Gauge Network. The Marine Institute carried out the installation and has managed and funded the gauge since then. This tide gauge is co-located with a long-term mon

Irish National Tide Gauge Network (INTGN) 21: Aranmore Island Pier Tide Gauge, Co. Donegal, Irela...

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Aranmore Island Pier:

A tide gauge was installed on Aranmore Island Pier in 2008, as part of the Irish National Tide Gauge Network. A strategic site, the specific location was initiated following requests from local residents. The Marine Institute carried out the installation an

Irish National Tide Gauge Network (INTGN) 05: Dunmore East Harbour Tide Gauge, Co. Waterford, Ire...

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Dunmore East Harbour:

A tide gauge was installed on Dunmore East Harbour in 2012 as part of the Irish National Tide Gauge Network. The Department of Agriculture, Fisheries and the Marine (DAFM) highlighted their need and requested the gauge which is in a strategic location. The m

Malin Head Sea Surface Temperature daily averaged product, from 1958 to near-present

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The Marine Institute’s Malin Head Climate Station (55.371308°, -7.334328°) is the location of the longest running Sea Surface Temperature (SST) time series in Ireland and has been ongoing since 1958. This daily averaged temperature data product has been derived from a collection

Aquatic methane concentrations in Lough Feeagh and the Burrishoole catchment 2019.

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These data resulted from a six-month study examining CH4 transport from the peatland-dominated catchment of Lough Feeagh, a dystrophic lake in Western Ireland. The campaign aimed to characterise the transport of methane from the headwaters of the Burrishoole catchment to Lough Fe

Ballycotton, Co.Cork, Ireland: Sea Surface Temperature data (2010 - )

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The Marine Institute’s Ballycotton Climate Station (51.828133°, -8.000802°) hosts a Sea Surface Temperature (SST) time series that began with deployments between 2010 and 2012 but has been in continuous operation since 2016 (there is a gap in the data in 2023/2024 due to sensor f

Ireland's Marine Businesses per Electoral Division

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The Marine Business dataset presents a spatial breakdown of companies categorised across the thirteen industries defined in Ireland’s Ocean Economy Report series. To enable spatial analysis, businesses have been georeferenced to their corresponding electoral divisions (EDs) and j

Irish Marine Data Buoy Observation Network (IMDBON) - Deployment of weather buoy at M5 (Celtic Se...

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Deployment of the weather buoy at site M5 (51° 41.394' N, -7° 17.858' W) from the RV Celtlic Explorer survey CE21020 on 07/09/2021. Recovered on 27/01/2023 by the Ocean Bank. The purpose of this activity is the redeployment of the weather buoy at site M5 for long-term environment