Macdara Conroy is a journalist based in Ireland, specializing in local maritime and environmental news. As a writer for Afloat Magazine, Macdara covers a range of topics including marine wildlife, conservation efforts, waterway regulations, and local developments impacting Ireland's coastal communities.
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Macdara Conroy's coverage mainly focuses on local developments in Ireland, with a strong emphasis on maritime issues, environmental concerns, and transportation. Given the themes covered and topics addressed in his articles, outreach efforts should focus on providing insights into local Irish maritime activities, environmental policies or pollution concerns around Irish coastlines.
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The Battery with its old fortifications next to the famed Forty Foot swimming hole Credit: Lisney Sotheby’s International Realty Dalkey
Satellite view of Lough Neagh, which was “choked” by blooms of toxic blue-green algae this past summer
A “major fish kill ” in a Co Derry river has tallied than 2,000 fish across a range of species, as BBC News reports
Scientists at a Dublin university have developed a new antifouling technique inspired by a common flatfish in Europe's waters.
By: Macdara Conroy
The RORO ferry provides a crucial link across the Strangford Narrows between the towns of Strangford and Portaferry in Co Down
Ireland is well placed to seize the opportunities presented by a boon in offshore projects , according to the head of the National Maritime College of Ireland (NMCI).
Campaigners against plans to excavate caverns for gas storage under Larne Lough took to its shores last weekend to reaffirm their opposition to the proposals.
By: Macdara Conroy
But the Earl of Shaftesbury has refused to budge on suggestions that he hand over the lough’s bed and soil to the NI public without payment
Ahead of the St Patrick's Day Bank Holiday weekend, the Irish Coast Guard RNLI and Water Safety Ireland are issuing a joint water safety appeal, asking people to stay safe when in, near or on the water.
Anglers in Northern Ireland say they are “fighting an uphill battle” against pollution incidents that have resulted in a spate of fish kills throughout the region.
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