 | | Journal (article/letter/editorial) | | Caledonian metamorphism in part of northwest County Mayo, Ireland M. 0. M a x Lewisian gneisses, Moinian...gneisses are in tectonic contact with the Moinian Erris Group and in inferred tectonic contact with the...and generalised regional geology of northwest County Mayo. have been only slightly modified. D1 effects...folds, especially at Belderg Harbour and south of Belmullet town, vary from tight to isoclinal (Fleuty 1964)...MAX In the Bangor Quartzite 4 km southeast of Belmullet town, 'slides (Bailey 1910) occur between quartzite |  | | Journal (article/letter/editorial) | | Gneisses in the north-western part of County Mayo, Ireland J. S. SUTTON & M. D. MAX SUMMARY. A metamorphosed...acid gneisses, which occurs in north-west County Mayo, Ireland, structurally underlies younger Moinian...in the metamorphic complex of north-west County Mayo, Ireland. Intensive deformation and granitic injection...bulk of the metamorphic rocks of north-west County Mayo can be correlated with the Moinian and Dalradian...Scotchport (Pre-Caledonian) rocks in north-west County Mayo, Ireland. [Geol. Mag. Vol. 106, No. 3, 1969, pp. |  | | Journal (article/letter/editorial) | | basement in Ireland and its cover relationships M. D. Max* and C. B. Long Geological Survey of Ireland, Beggars...Beggars Bush, Haddington Road, Dublin 4, Ireland Pre-Caledonian basement is exposed in three areas within...orthotectonic Caledonides: 1. In northwest County Mayo the Erris Complex comprises the Annagh Division, which...the Inishtrahull Platform northeast of Malin Head, County Donegal. In addition, some gneisses within the...Cambrian ?) Cullenstown Formation in southeast County Wexford. In addition, an unseen block of basement |  | | Journal (article/letter/editorial) | | northwest Mayo, Ireland J.D.JOHNSTON Department of Geology, Trinity College, Dublin 2, Ireland (Received...Abstract - Structural mapping of the North West Mayo Inlier has investigated the kinematics of ductile... Introduction The Caledonides of the west of Ireland provide an insight into the complexities which...swing in an orogenic belt. Throughout most of Ireland and Scotland, rocks deformed during the Caledonian...trend northeast, but along the western seaboard of Ireland, this trend swings east. Magnetic and gravity data |  | | Book | | photograph by Alan Spain, showing the Cliffs of Moher, County Clare Pelican Books Pelican Geography and Environmental...Studies Editor: Peter Hall Geology and Scenery in Ireland After graduating in Geography at Reading University...1957. He has held university teaching posts in Ireland, East Africa and Australia and has also been a...one daughter. , • I nishtrahull Tory I I Malin Head sand<::> N DONEGAL Londonderry L'DERRY S rr-<;::... 0 Miles 25 50 • GEOLOGY AND SCENERY IN IRELAND -J. B. \VI-II 'l'TOW • PENGUIN BOOKS • Penguin |  | | Report (chapter) | | London. Deformation in the Caledonides of England, Ireland and Scotland M. R. W. Johnson, D. J. Sanderson...Archaean gneisses of the Caledonian foreland. In Ireland small areas of Grenville basement are in slide...and possible pre-Caledonian basement in W Ireland. In Ireland the structural pattern in the Scottish Highlands...central Ireland. The pattern of Ordovician vulcanicity in northern England, Wales and SE Ireland has been...slate belts of the Lake District, Wales and SE Ireland with polyphase structural evolution. T h e division |  | | Report (chapter) | | in North East Scotland, as well as in Western ireland. This is confirmed by unpublished R b - S r whole-rock...53); in Western Ireland the spread of K - A r ages on the minerals biotite, muscovite and hornblende does...pattern of conventional ages within a large book of muscovite. The pattern expected from step-wlse heating of...the Kintail biotite (fig. 19) and the Knoydart muscovite (fig. 2o). In these samples the initially evolved...'metamorphism' in the nappes. In Connemara, Western Ireland, there is ample stratigraphical and geochronological |  | | Journal (article/letter/editorial) | | 5AB, Northern Ireland AND E I L E E N FARLEY Geological Section, National Museum of Ireland, 7-9 Merrion...occurrences in Ireland more recent than the Manual of the Mineralogy of Great Britain and Ireland of Greg and...known from the British Isles, about 360 occur in Ireland. Forty of these Irish minerals are listed here...exploration of metalliferous deposits in the Republic of Ireland. Indeed, about half the entries in the list below...(1986) Geology and genesis of mineral deposits in Ireland, Irish Association for Economic Geology, Dublin |  | | Journal (article/letter/editorial) | | ~uartz-svenyte. 9. Biotite being closely like muscovite in composition, and not less common than it in...r d m a n , F.C.S., &c., Geological Survey of Ireland. (Proe. Roy. 1fish Acad. for 1878.) I n all b u... Tale seMst from the sea shore, l~ullaghglass, county Galway. (2). Hornblend~.--Crystals from the above...SerTeniine from N. slope of Groagh Patrick Mountain, county Mayo. (4). Flesh-coloured -Dolomite from the carboniferous...Toormakeady, county Mayo. (8). JTornblende Schist from Inish-gloria Island, Belmullet, county Mayo. (9). Hornblend |  | | Book | | This book describes the island of Ireland as a physical whole. Ireland has a peculiar significance in modern...In the early part of the Palaeozoic, north-west Ireland belonged with the New World and the remainder of...Telephone: 01242 714600 A GEOLOGY OF IRELAND Gweedore, County Donegal in September, looking towards...Photograph by M. C. F. Proctor A GEOLOGY OF IRELAND Edited by C. H. HOLLAND COLLEGE OF ST. PAUL AMD...Wilson Formerly: Geological Survey of Northern Ireland, Belfast; presently: Institute of Geological Sciences |  | | Book | | of the gallery, but to the genei-al geology of Ireland. Great care has been taken to preser,1 e what was...Handbook, Mr. MIreland and of Irish geology has been of use on every page...and described acco!·•ling to the Provinces of Ireland in which they occur. A general notice of the rocks...give the student a history of volcanic action in Ireland from the ea.rJiest times up to the great outbursts...fh-1.-tly, to illns~·ate the life histol'y of Ireland, and secondly, to keep the fos.si.ls from one locality |  | | Book | | LIBRARY j s i~sc_::. HISTORICAL GEOLOGY OF' IRELAND Digitized by the Internet Archive in 2023 with...org/details/historicalgeolog0000jkch HISTORICAL GEOLOGY OF IRELAND BY J. K. CHARLESWORTH C. B.E., D .Sc., PH.D....been attempted for Ireland since Cole and Hallissy's Handbook of the Geology of Ireland of 1924: the author's...author's Geology of Ireland: An Introduction ( r 953) had in mind the elementary student or the general...improve our knowledge of the various systems in Ireland. Many problems, however, await their final solution |  | | Book | | Appalachians into the Caledonides of Britain and Ireland 2. 33 BASEMENT-COVER RELATIONSHIPS WATSON,...pre-Caledonian basement in the Ox Mountains inlier, Ireland 153 KENNAN, P. S., PHILLIPS, W. E. A. & STROGEN...Pre-Caledonian basement to the paratectonic Caledonides in Ireland 157 Contents vi TECTONICS JOHNSON, M. R. W...J. Deformation in the Caledonides of England, Ireland and Scotland 165 COWARD, M. P. • SIDDANS, A....structure in the Creeslough area, NW Donegal, Ireland 229 239 TANNER, P. W. G. & SHACKLETON,R. M. Structure |  | | Book | | Rodgers AGATES OF THE OCHIL HILLS-Peter Rodgers 3. IRELAND IRISH MINERALS-P.O’Donoghue and J.C.Brindley PETRIFIED...good sur face finds of actinolite, kyanite and muscovite. Another mineral of great interest is Skye marble...the Portugese localities), chalcotrichite. CLIGGA HEAD. . ............. Tins (cassiterite), wolframite...while the newcomer to the hobby may well decide to head foi Cornwall. where one can collect not only beautiful...found across the North Atlantic from Northern Ireland to western Greenland as well as parts of India |  | | Book | | Geology )-Northern Ireland-Donegal (County) 2. Granite-Northern Ireland-Donegal (County) I. Berger, Antony...revise many of the one-inch geological sheets of the County. Sheets Nos. 3, 4, 9, 10, 15, and 23 are complete...the Assistant Director of the Ordnance Survey of Ireland. The topography of Maps 1 and 2 in the back pocket...on the Ordnance Survey of Ireland by permission of the Government of Ireland (Permit No. 856). In recent...Location Donegal forms the northwestern coign of Ireland, its Atlantic coastline indented by n1any long |  | | Book | | Juan Carlos Carracedo & Simon Day 5. The north of Ireland Paul Lyle 6. Leinster Chris Stillman & George SeYastopulo...& Jean-Claude Tanguy Minerals of Britain and Ireland A. G. Tindle The Open University T: 'XI 'Jo ~6............................ M: macaulayite to muscovite .......................... 321 vi Acknowledgements...stage of MB! that focusing only on Britain and Ireland might be too restrictive, and that what was really...personally discovered new species to Britain and Ireland, and colleagues permitted me to record their unpublished |  | | Book (volume) | | Bristol, England N. B. Dhonau Geological Survey of Ireland, Dublin W. B. Harland Sedgwick Museum, Cambridge...England C. H. Holland Trinity College, Dublin, Ireland Anders Martinsson Department of Palaeobiology...W. Cowie ............. 123 The Cambrian of Ireland by N. B. Dhonau and C. H. Holland . . . . ...metamorphism was locally strong enough for biotite and muscovite to form in the mudstones (Woodland, 1938, p. 369...but are poorly exposed where faulted inland at the head of the bay. The beds in the cliffs are at least |  | | Report (volume) | | groundwater resource exploitation in southwest Ireland CONNOLLY, P. T. & COSGROVE, J. W. Prediction of...flow in the Lower Palaeozoic basement rocks of Ireland: implications for the genesis of Irish-type Zn-Pb...G. D. Carboniferous basin evolution of central Ireland - simulation of structural controls on mineralization... base metal deposits in the Rathdowney Trend, Ireland O'REILLY, B. M., READMAN, P. W. & MURPHY, T. Gravity...working in the field at Annagh Head, Belmullet, County Mayo, Ireland. He is believed to have been washed |  | | Book (volume) | | Frederick Close, C.M.G. Lieutenant-Colonel, R.E. Head of the Geographical Section, British General Staff...Vice-President, Anatomical Society of Great Britain and Ireland. Lecturer on Anatomy at St Thomas’s Hospital and...(Canada). President of the Royal Society of Canada. Head of Faculty of Science and Lecturer in Biology and...Marshal. Marston Moor. Maryland. Massachusetts. Match. Mayo. Mayor. Measles. Mecklenburg. ENCYCLOPAEDIA BRITANNICA...character of the chief justiciar. He was at the head of the curia regis, which was separating itself |
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