Family fun-day in Granagh – Getting to know the Glasha River
The Maigue Rivers Trust in collaboration with Granagh Development Association invite you to an outdoor, free family fun-day to get to know the Glasha River. On Friday,..
What the insect life in a stream can tell us about water quality
On the 5th June, the Maigue Rivers Trust was delighted to have Dr Mary Kelly-Quinn, lecturer and freshwater research scientist from UCD’s School of Biology and..
Stories from the Catchment – Knocklong
The Maigue Rivers Trust is all about celebrating the rivers and people who live in the catchment. One of the projects we are working on is gathering stories from local..
World Earth Day 2021
What is it all about? The purpose of World Earth Day is for people to actively demonstrate their support for environmental protection action. It is a day to remind ourselves..
Reimagining Irish Rivers: Working with Nature
Maigue Rivers Trust is delighted to collaborate with Limerick City and County Council, European Green Leaf, LAWPRO, Rivers Trust and Mary Immaculate College to host the..
Protecting Our Riverside Trees In Order to Have Healthy Rivers
Protecting Our Riverside Trees In Order to Have Healthy Rivers The Maigue Rivers Trust is very grateful to Limerick Leader's support for posting our article on riverside..
Citizen Science Blog – Why Volunteer to Help Our Rivers?
Citizen Science Blog - Why Volunteer to Help Our Rivers? Rivers need our help.Rivers help us every day.Nature-based volunteering is good for our health and..
Autumn Event Series – Working with an artist
Autumn Event Series - Working with an artist The Maigue Rivers Trust are delighted to announce that, with funding from Creative Ireland-Limerick, we are going to help..
Autumn Event Series
The Maigue Rivers Trust is delighted to have secured funding from Creative Ireland Made in Limerick to work with communities in the Maigue Rivers Trust catchment who are..
Discovering and sharing the heritage of the Maigue rivers through photography
For National Heritage Week 2020 (15-23 Aug), the Maigue Rivers Trust is inviting people living in the Maigue Catchment to take pictures of their local heritage, be it nature,..