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Talk on climate change and weather in Granard library
Cathal Nolan of the Midland Weather Channel will be delivering a talk on the weather and climate of county Longford in Granard library on Tuesday, November 12 at 7pm.
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Cathal explained, "The talk will focus on some of the major weather and climatic events of the past. It will examine our current weather conditions and finally will take a look at Longford, climate change and just how we can begin to deal with the consequences of such changes."
Last Tuesday night, Cathal gave a talk on climate change and the weather at Ballymahon library.
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