The Geological Heritage of Meath
Published: 1 January 2007
The audit of County Geological Sites in Co Meath was completed in 2007 and revised in 2009. The audit was carried out by Aaron Clarke and Matthew Parkes and revised by Sarah Gatley. The Meath Geological Heritage Project was supported by the Heritage Council, the Geological Survey of Ireland and the Meath County Council. The resulting report was an action of the County Meath Heritage Plan 2007-2011.
Full Report
Individual Site Reports
- Altmush Stream
- Barley Hill Quarry (Ardagh Quarry)
- Bellewstown
- Benhead
- Blackwater Valley
- Boyne River, Trim
- Boyne Valley
- Bray Hill Quarry
- Carrickleck Quarry
- Cregg
- Duleek Quarry
- Dunshaughlin
- Galtrim Moraine
- Gibstown Castle
- Grangegeeth
- Kilbride Quarry
- Laytown to Gormanston
- Mullaghmore
- Murrens (Finnea-Murrens Esker)
- Nobber
- Painestown Quarry
- Poulmore Scarp
- Rathkenny
- Rathmolyon Esker
- Rockwood Cliffs
- St. Gorman’s Spring
- St. Keeran’s Well
- Trim Esker
Recommended citation:
Clarke, A., Parkes, M. & Gatley, S. 2009.
The Geological Heritage of Meath. An audit of County Geological Sites in Meath. Geological Survey of Ireland. Unpublished Report.
The Geological Heritage of Meath. An audit of County Geological Sites in Meath. Geological Survey of Ireland. Unpublished Report.
Topic: Geology, Heritage
Programme: Geoheritage, Planning
Category: Education
Type: Report, Online Publication