CatchmentCARE is proud to present two new videos as part of the project’s Groundwater work. These videos are a demonstration of what is involved with installation of groundwater monitoring boreholes. The drilling of 50 boreholes for new groundwater monitoring stations is a key aspect of the Catchment Care project. With each new borehole that is

Questions and Answers for all six CatchmentCARE Week Webinars are now available in the links below. CatchmentCARE Week – Day 1 Webinar 1 – Q&A’s CatchmentCARE Week – Day 1 Webinar 2 – Q&A CatchmentCARE Week – Day 2 Webinar 1 – Q&A’s CatchmentCARE Week – Day 2 Webinar 2 – Q&A’s CatchmentCARE Week –

A clean-up is being planned for Polnagossan and Cavan Burren on the 19 and 20 June. As numbers are limited due to Covid, please register your interest at the following link: https://forms.gle/zS4UPZ782uCdBD6z6

CatchmentCARE and the Speleological Union of Ireland are organising an online educational evening on the 10th of June at 7pm to help us learn more about the world beneath our feet and how water reaches the Arney River. Zoom Meeting Link  https://zoom.us/j/93982594784… Meeting ID: 939 8259 4784, Passcode: 880277

A number of clean up campaigns recently took place in the Arney catchment. Access to a private shoreline was granted by the landowners to facilitate the removal of rubbish from Lough MacNean Upper. A huge thanks to local volunteers, Shannon Gaels GAA club and Cavan County Council for their support and hard work. Five volunteers

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