Accomplish Project

The ACCOMPLISH Project aims to increase reporting of coastal landslides through public participation.

07/11/2023

We are featured on the news 🙌🏼

07/11/2023

Our poster presentation at the Geoscience Conference at Dublin Castle today. Our volunteer Roxy came along and is pointing out one of her landslides!

03/11/2023

As our monitoring period comes to an end here is a highlight of landslide reports that have come in recently. Seeing a rainbow while looking at these reports was a delight thank you Baden 🌈

21/10/2023

The ACCOMPLISH Project Team will be attending the Geoscience 2023 Conference at Dublin Castle Printworks on November 7th 2023.

Project PI Dr. Niamh Cullen will give a short presentation on the ACCOMPLISH Project and join a panel along with Dr. Susan Hegarty and others to discuss “Coastal Changes, mapping and monitoring”. The session will be chaired by Dr. Charise McKeown of the Geological Survey of Ireland

Research Assistants Isabel Hahn and Katherine Molloy will also be giving a poster presentation on the project.

Delighted to be apart of this!!

06/10/2023

The evolution of this landslide just in a few months, its located at Tinnaberna beach

05/10/2023

Recent landslide reports from Baden said “Hi guys, felt quite sad this morning walking from Tinnaberna carpark south to Ballynamona carpark. This is a beach I’ve walked a lot over the past twenty years, and Agnes took its toll”. It's sad to hear that the landslides are getting worse each day affecting the beach and the people who walk along it.....

05/10/2023

Here is our newsletter and you can look at our other newsletters on our website to see what we have been up to all Summer!

02/10/2023

Checkout our twitter page :)

25/09/2023

New landslide report from ballyveldon beach in wexford. Looks massive!! We are getting most of our landslide reports from Wexford.

22/09/2023

Landslide reactivated!

First photo is from our drone footage, second photo is a recent report from our volunteer Baden!

Landslides can change, get bigger or get washed away by either the rain or waves as time goes on..