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<p> The Blue Scale Map Series "highlight the unique and intricate landscapes that lie beneath the waves" in areas such as Cork, Kerry, Waterford, Galway, Wexford, and Donegal, according to the Marine Institute. Picture: INFOMAR (Integrated Mapping for the Sustainable Development of Ireland’s Marine Resource)</p>

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New maps show Irish coastline in unprecedented detail

Integrated Mapping for the Sustainable Development of Ireland’s Marine Resource (Infomar) is one of the world’s largest and leading seabed mapping programmes

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Irish shipwrecks being colonised by coral reefs

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Cormac MacConnell: The expensive search for mermaids’ purses

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€15m allocated to seabed mapping programme

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20 marine-research jobs announced

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Atlas explores hidden depths of Irish seabed

RAVINES and canyons that plunge two kilometres in depth, colourful flora and corals – just some of the features of Ireland’s seabed, as shown in a new atlas showing the Ireland beneath the ocean.

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Organisation: Infomar

New maps show Irish coastline in unprecedented detail

Irish shipwrecks being colonised by coral reefs

Cormac MacConnell: The expensive search for mermaids’ purses

€15m allocated to seabed mapping programme

20 marine-research jobs announced

Torpedoed ship located decades on

Atlas explores hidden depths of Irish seabed

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Mick Clifford

Organisation: Infomar

New maps show Irish coastline in unprecedented detail

Irish shipwrecks being colonised by coral reefs

Cormac MacConnell: The expensive search for mermaids’ purses

€15m allocated to seabed mapping programme

20 marine-research jobs announced

Torpedoed ship located decades on

Atlas explores hidden depths of Irish seabed

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Mick Clifford

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