Corrib Beo, in collaboration with Galway City Museum, are delighted to announce the details of the eighth talk in the 2026 Museum Talks Series, “Conserving a Corner of the Corrib: A Living Story” with Eoin Warner on Wednesday 30^th September at 1:00 pm at the Galway City Museum.

Join local naturalist, broadcaster and author Eoin Warner as he tells the story of his journey in preserving for nature a small corner of the Lough Corrib shoreline.

Bookings:

We recommend you book in advance on Eventbrite.

Speaker Bio:

Naturalist Eoin Warner is a wildlife documentary presenter in both the Irish and English languages and has presented some of Ireland’s foremost nature documentaries in recent years.  Eoin grew up by the Atlantic Ocean outside Bantry in West Cork and now lives in Galway in the West of Ireland. He is an avid free-diver and loves nothing more than to be in, on or under the sea. Eoin has travelled extensively to explore our wildest places from Botswana to Antarctica and has a keen sense of our ecological responsibilities.

Further details of Corrib Beo events are available on the Corrib Beo Website.

About Corrib Beo

Founded in Galway in 2019, Corrib Beo has developed a comprehensive program of heritage, education, environment, and recreation activities. Working with LAWPRO and groups around the lake, Corrib Beo aims to establish an effective structure for the Corrib region. We support the creation of a Corrib Forum to foster collaboration between state agencies and local groups, all working towards the protection and restoration of Ireland’s second-largest lake (after Lough Neagh) and its catchment.