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Tá geolaíocht, stair, éiceolaíocht agus forbairt turasóireachta na Boirne i gContae an Chláir amach anseo mar fhócas ag mórimeacht dhá lá a fógraíodh don 25 agus 26 Bealtaine.
Eagraithe ag Geopháirc Dhomhanda UNESCO na Boirne agus Aillte an Mhothair mar chuid de Sheachtain Líonra na nGeopháirceanna Eorpacha, tá sainchainteanna in Acadamh na Geopháirc 2024 agus turas allamuigh chuig cuid de na suíomhanna oidhreachta tógtha is cáiliúla sa Bhoirinn.
Tá an tAcadamh á reáchtáil ag Coláiste Ealaíne Bhoirne i mBaile Uí Bheacháin, an coláiste neamhspleách a bhfuil cáil dhomhanda air a dhéanann sainfheidhmiú ar oideachas fochéime agus iarchéime na Mínealaíne, agus atá i mbliana ag comóradh 30 bliain ó bunaíodh é.
I measc na n-ábhar atá á gclúdach tá an chaoi ar athraigh na Boirne le 330 milliún bliain, tionchar na hOighearaoise deireanaí ar an tírdhreach agus go leor eile.
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