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Geography was removed as a core subject from the Junior Cert last year.
A total of 17 fissures in the earth have been identified.
Winter floods are now occurring the east of Ireland earlier towards autumn than they did 20 years ago.
Get out your Folens Geography textbook for this.
Denis North is taking the English and Geography exams at Kennedy College, New Ross.
They want the landmass recognised as a continent.
Damn. That Karst landscape.
Ash has been spewed for thousands of metres above Mount Anso.
The Principality of Sealand has its own currency, flag, and royal family.
The bay is now a UNESCO Biosphere reserves.
Do you know your Red Line from your Green Line?
You know your igneous from your sedimentary, so here’s some amps for you to examine.
It’s usually linked by a narrow causeway. Not today.
Time to recall all that geography you learned in the two weeks before the Leaving Cert!
In terms of social geography, street harassment changes the way women experience and use public spaces – it is made smaller, it is limited.
Do you know your way around? Take this quiz to find out…
Technically the darkest it gets is very dark twilight.
Karst landscapes forever.
The number of people missing has fluctuated wildly from 18 to 176.
Gather the family. No fighting!
The Irish National Seismic Network says that earthquakes around Ireland are usually at a magnitude of about 1.5 or 1.8 so this is definitely more significant.
Watch and marvel at your lack of knowledge
Who are the tallest nation? Who sends you all that spam? Who grows the most potatoes?!
‘San Diego… I mean, San Antonio.’
Lady Gaga on the business paper, horse burgers in the French exam. Gas Al
Newly-published research could explain why some regions in the Northern Hemisphere have warmer winters than expected.
What does AC/DC stand for? Who discovered the double helix? Do you know?
A Twitter geography test.
Arts project wants people to relate their tales of Ireland’s longest river and its effect on their lives.
The Holywood man is back in the clubhouse with a one over par 71. So where does that leave him?
Students in the Leaving and Junior Cert will both face papers on Maths and Geography today ahead of a welcomed weekend.
Microbloggers fall out over whether Ireland is a ‘British Isle’. What do you think?
