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    aughty.org aims to provide a focus for information and discussion about the Slieve Aughty uplands in Counties Clare and Galway in the west of Ireland. The site was launched on Earth Day, April 22 2006 at a gathering in Crusheen called Aughty People and Earth Day, hosted by Heritage Inchicronan. People from around the region and further afield explored ways in which the heritage of the Aughties could be recorded, protected and enhanced by considering the region as a whole. A year later, on April 21 2007, Kilchreest-Castledaly Heritage Group hosted the Aughty Gathering, where the interest in this approach to the region's heritage was reaffirmed by the large and enthusiastic attendance. We hope to stimulate more debate and research, connect groups and individuals and generally raise awareness about this unique place. If you'd like to contribute to this project or find out more about it, please contact us.

    A Living Island - Michael Viney (Download PDF)

    European Community Biodiversity Strategy 1998 (Download PDF)

    Slógadh Eachtaí 19 Aibreán ’08 (Download PDF)

    Invasive Species in Ireland (Download PDF: 1mb)

    Three towers in County Clare
    Above: (from left) Loophead Lighthouse, Hags Head Signal Tower, Ballyhickey Silver and Lead Mines,
    all in County Clare (left and middle photos by Ger Leddin). Clare County Council has announced that it is to
    compile an inventory of industrial heritage structures within the County. Click on the photo for more information (PDF).
    Left: detail from satellite photo (click for larger version).