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Dr Harman Murtagh pictured with Bernadette Clancy at the inaugural Boat Gathering Festival weekend and the Lough Ree Environmental Summer School in Lanesboro / Ballyleague.
On the morning of Saturday April 29 at the new National Accessibility Centre for Water Sports on the North Quay of the river Shannon, Dr Murtagh delivered a lecture to coincide with the opening of ‘The Stolen Treasures of Lough Ree’.
This is an exhibition on the story behind the robbery of 5/6th century grave slabs from the island of Inchcleraun on Lough Ree in the late 1980s Picture: Shelley Corcoran
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