I've heard this was very good—do you have a way to look back at this?

We were all brought together under iCRAG—the Research Ireland Centre for Applied Geosciences (www.icrag-centre.org). It was nice writing with a multidisciplinary group like this.

Yay! feel very conflicted about what I want from that storm now. Devastation is obviously bad but don't want it to be a woos either.

That would be really interesting. Somebody must have done experiments on Atlantic circulation with the Med open and closed too I guess. It's an important question to know how much extra deep warming in the Atlantic is due to AMOC and has implications for GMST

Definitely thinking of your work @janzika.bsky.social when thinking of ocean vertical heat transport.

sounds sketchy!

Nice to see a bit of life going back in there. It was a shell a long time. I presume it will be a pub again, thinking about it now, it would make an excellent escape room. The heat could be a feature rather than a bug.

God I'm having flashbacks of sweating in there after All-Irelands past.

Enjoy your visit!

I don't think the Cork hurling area connects between the Limerick border pocket (Newtown, Charleville, Ballyhea) and the Lee valley, east Cork pocket. Mallow, Clyda are strongly football and I think that connects with the Slieve Luachra, Muskerry football strongholds.