Lorna Siggins is a journalist based in Galway City, Ireland, with a focus on local news and events. She writes for several publications, including the Irish Independent, Afloat Magazine, and Cigalah Group. Lorna's articles cover a range of topics, including emergency response exercises, educational initiatives, maritime activities, environmental conservation, and cultural events. Her work has also been featured in The Irish Times and the Irish Examiner.
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By: Lorna Siggins
Sean Rothery, who has died aged 96, was a leading architect, artist, climber, orienteer, walker and prolific author. An early member of the Irish Mountaineering Club (IMC), he will be remembered for his passion for the great outdoors and Irish vernacular architecture.
By: Lorna Siggins
Six east-coast yacht clubs are doing their bit for the environment by helping to restore native oysters in Dublin Bay.
By: Lorna Siggins
Richard O’Neill-Dean, who has died in a climbing accident in New Zealand at the age of 70, was a lifelong adventurer and mountaineer who played a crucial role in 1993 in the first successful Irish expedition to Mount Everest.
By: Lorna Siggins
Ireland's Government greenlights the Tonn Nua offshore wind auction, aiming for 900 MW of clean energy and local benefits
By: Lorna Siggins
A new research project aims to protect the Southern Ocean ecosystem by focusing on Antarctic krill, known as a “keystone species” in the ecosystem.
By: Lorna Siggins
Early last year, BIM 's newly appointed chief executive Caroline Bocquel told the offshore renewable energy sector that it must improve its communication with the Irish fishing industry
By: Lorna Siggins
Ruth Heard, who has died aged 94, was a passionate advocate for our inland waterways and the author of classic guidebooks on the Shannon and Ireland's canals.
By: Lorna Siggins
A group of Galway marine scientists recently completed a major sea survey off the south coast of Spain on board the RV Celtic Explorer.
By: Lorna Siggins
A book of condolences in memory of Billy Lawless, Freeman of Galway City, former senator and oarsman has been opened by Mayor of Galway Peter Keane.
By: Lorna Siggins
The Mauve jellyfish can give a painful sting and are usually located in Mediterranean waters.
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