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Snowman, Doughiska, Galway. 22 Dec 2010.
A snow covered island of Ireland (23 Dec 2010). Record low temperatures have been seen during the recent cold snap. The Corrib can be seen to be partially ice covered. Image credit: ESA.
Merry-go-round at Galway Christmas Market, 20 Nov 2010.
Galway cathedral (thermal IR image)
Photographer: Joe Desbonnet
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Yesterday's timelapse video of webcam #5 (Galway Harbour). See live view. View courtesy Galway Harbour Company. (Update 30 May 2009: Unfortunately there is a large poster covering this view.)Get the Flash Player to see this player.
Yesterday's timelapse video of webcam #6 (Galway Bay @ Bow Waves). See live view. View courtesy Bow Waves Sailing School.Get the Flash Player to see this player.
Yesterday's timelapse video of webcam #9 (Galway Bay @ Rinville). See live view. View courtesy Marine Institute.Try our experimental webcam browser.
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Swirling clouds of blue and green lit the Atlantic Ocean west of Ireland on June 2, 2006, when the Moderate Resolution Imaging Spectroradiometer (MODIS) on NASA's Aqua satellite captured this image. Phytoplankton are microscopic plants that grow in the sunlit surface waters of the ocean. When enough of the plants grow in one place, the bloom can be seen from space.
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