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SUMMARY:AgriWell — From Sea to Soil / Ó Mhuir go Talamh
DESCRIPTION:International symposium in Carna on marine biostimulants & biopesticides for sustainable agriculture. 22 Oct 2026. \n\n\n\n\nFrom Sea to Soil (AgriWell) / Ó Mhuir go Talamh\nMarine Biostimulants and Biopesticides for Sustainable Agriculture \nFrom Sea to Soil is an international symposium bringing together industry\, academia\, regulators and funders to address the issues limiting the large-scale roll-out of biostimulants and biopesticides derived from marine resources ; seaweeds\, microalgae and the by-products of fisheries and aquaculture. \nHeld in Carna in the Connemara Gaeltacht \, an area with a long history of seaweed use as fertiliser\, biostimulant and food\, the day moves from research and production through to legislation\, market barriers\, regulatory compliance and investment. \nSpeakers from Ireland\, Europe\, the USA\, the Faroe Islands\, Singapore\, Mauritius and New Zealand will share their journeys\, their challenges\, and where they see the future of marine-derived crop inputs. \nThe symposium closes with a panel session drawing the day’s insights into a roadmap for the sector\, which will form part of a published report. It takes place the same week as the Global Bioeconomy Summit in Dublin\, and is followed by an evening dinner at Tigh Mheaic on the Wild Atlantic Way. \nJoin us in Carna to connect the sea and the soil. \n📍 Carna\, Co. na Gaillimhe\, H91 HK10 · 📅 22 October 2026 – 23 October 2026 · 🕘 9:00–18:00 \nIf you haven’t registered yet\, you can register and view the full programme here: https://www.eventbrite.ie/e/1998909835126 \n\n\n\n\nÓ Mhuir go Talamh / From Sea to Soil (AgriWell)\nBiospreagthóirí agus Bithlotnaidicídí Mara don Talmhaíocht Inbhuanaithe \nIs siompóisiam idirnáisiúnta é Ó Mhuir go Talamh a thabharfaidh le chéile lucht tionscail\, lucht acadúil\, rialálaithe agus maoinitheoirí chun aghaidh a thabhairt ar na dúshláin atá ag cur bac ar leathadh biospreagthóirí agus bithlotnaidicídí atá bunaithe ar acmhainní mara; feamainn\, micrialgaí agus fotháirgí iascaigh agus dobharshaothraithe. \nAr siúl i gCarna i nGaeltacht Chonamara\, ceantar a bhfuil stair fhada aige maidir le húsáid feamainne mar leasachán\, mar bhiospreagthóir agus mar bhia\,rachaidh an lá ó thaighde agus ó tháirgeadh trí reachtaíocht\, bacainní margaidh\, comhlíonadh rialála agus infheistíocht. \nRoinnfidh cainteoirí ó Éirinn\, ón Eoraip\, ó Mheiriceá\, ó Oileáin Fharó\, ó Shingeapór\, ó Oileán Mhuirís agus ón Nua-Shéalainn a scéalta\, a ndúshláin\, agus an áit a bhfeiceann siad todhchaí ionchuir barr ón muir. \nCríochnóidh an siompóisiam le seisiún painéil a tharraingeoidh léargais an lae le chéile i dtreochlár don earnáil\, a bheidh mar chuid de thuarascáil fhoilsithe. Beidh sé ar siúl an tseachtain chéanna leis an gCruinniú Mullaigh Domhanda Bithgheilleagair i mBaile Átha Cliath\, agus ina dhiaidh beidh dinnéar tráthnóna in Tigh Mheaic ar Shlí an Atlantaigh Fhiáin. \nBígí linn sa gCarna chun an mhuir agus an talamh a nascadh. \n📍 Carna\, Co. na Gaillimhe\, H91 HK10 · 📅 22 Deireadh Fómhair 2026 – 23 Deireadh Fómhair 2026 🕘 9:00–18:00 \nMura bhfuil sibh cláraithe fós\, is féidir clárú agus an clár iomlán a fheiceáil anseo: https://www.eventbrite.ie/e/1998909835126
URL:https://ioln.ie/event/agriwell-from-sea-to-soil-o-mhuir-go-talamh/
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SUMMARY:Free Public Seminar: The Decolonisation of Maritime Ireland – Reclaiming Indigenous Design (Event rescheduled)
DESCRIPTION:Public Seminar Event rescheduled\nWith respect to and in solidarity with those who are engaging in industrial action\, SETU\, EU-CONEXUS and our external partner organisations\, are supporting our colleagues impacted by ongoing disputes and in turn are now rescheduling the public seminar event. As industrial action may be ongoing for some weeks\, we intend to check back with you directly through the event registration platform to advise you on the exact reschedule date after recent industrial action is concluded.\n  \nHow can Ireland’s maritime past help us respond to the challenges facing our coastal communities today? \nMembers of the public are invited to join SETU for ‘The Decolonisation of Maritime Ireland – Reclaiming Indigenous Design’\, a free public seminar exploring contemporary maritime challenges through the lenses of heritage\, indigenous knowledge\, ecology\, culture and design. \nHosted by SETU’s Creativity and Culture Research Group (CCRG) in partnership with EU-CONEXUS\, the seminar will consider how learning from the past can help us rethink our relationship with our coast and ocean and contribute to more resilient coastal communities. \nThe event is supported by the National Museum of Ireland\, Design & Crafts Council Ireland\, Waterford City and County Council\, Wexford County Council\, Waterford Chamber of Commerce\, Waterford Archaeological and Historical Society and the Granville Hotel. \n  \nDetails: \n\nThursday\, 22 October 2026 | 6.45pm–9pm\nThe Granville Hotel\, Waterford\, X91 XH5R\nAgenda and speakers\nRegistration link
URL:https://ioln.ie/event/free-public-seminar-the-decolonisation-of-maritime-ireland-reclaiming-indigenous-design/
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SUMMARY:Marine Identity: Tides of Change\, Tramore
DESCRIPTION:The sea has long been central to the identity of the coastal communities of the south-east — shaping landscapes\, livelihoods\, recreation and a shared sense of place. Today\, that relationship is entering a new chapter\, with changes to how the marine environment is used\, understood and experienced. \nAs part of Shared Island & Ocean\, IOLN’s all-island initiative with Queen’s University Belfast\, we’re hosting a community dialogue event in Tramore exploring the evolving marine identity of the south-east coast\, and the ways in which communities\, organisations and individuals can engage with the changes taking place in their shared marine environment. \nWaterford’s relationship with the sea is rooted in generations of connection\, from fishing and maritime heritage to swimming\, surfing\, tourism and everyday enjoyment of the coast. As the marine environment and its uses continue to change\, Tides of Change invites us to consider how these connections might evolve\, what remains constant\, and how people can help shape the future of the sea they know and value. \n  \nEvent details: \n\n22 October\nCoastguard Cultural Centre\, Tramore\, Waterford\n10am–4pm\nRegister here \n\n  \nSpeakers: \n\nKeynote Speaker: Karin Dubsky\nKeynote Conversation:  Michael Connors and Micheál Ó Cinnéide\nPanel discussion –  Future Seas: Patrick Kirwan (Ardscoil Na Mara)\, Richard Daly (Waterpark NS)\, Patricia Comiskey (ESB)\, and Róisín Fitzgerald (Clean Coasts). Moderated by Noirin Burke (Galway Atlantaquaria)\n\n  \nThe Shared Island & Ocean project is a collaborative initiative by the Irish Ocean Literacy Network (IOLN) in partnership with Queen’s University Belfast (QUB) and is funded by the Shared Island Fund.
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