Publications

20th Aniversary of the Designation of the Ring of Gullion as an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty

This booklet was commissioned for the official launch of the Ring of Gullion's Management Plan on it's 20th Anniversary of the Designation of the Ring of Gullion as an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.

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A Geological Field Guide to Cooley, Gullion, Mourne & Slieve Croob

A Geological Field Guide to Cooley, Gullion, Mourne & Slieve Croob, Sadhbh Baxter.

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Sarah Makem

Sarah Makem was born, lived, and died, in County Armagh, and spent hardly any time away from it, yet her name today is as revered in the world of folk music as that of Jean Ritchie, Pete Seeger, or Bob Dylan, for what Sarah did was sing, thereby preserving a priceless legacy of songs.

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Uncovering the Past – The Geology and Archaeological Heritage of South East Ulster Area

This guide delights in having the opportunity to navigate you through the archaeological, geological and natural heritage of the South WEast region of Ulster - which without a doubt is one of the best-kept secret in Europe.

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Oriel Angling Audit

In summer of 2006 Oriel Angling was awarded a contract by the South Armagh Tourism Initiative to survey the angling potential of a series of lakes in the south Armagh area. It was known for some time that appreciable stocks of both coarse and game fish were present in these waters but little quantitative inform...

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Ring of Gullion Brochure and Map

Download and print our new brochure and map to take on your trip to the Ring of Gullion.

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Academic Publications

Geologically Slieve Gullion and the encircling ‘ring dyke’ hills are considered to be the best example of a volcanic ring dyke system in the UK or Ireland. The complex attracts international research interest and has made contributions of world significance to scientific understanding of volcanicity.

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