The Geology of the Dalradian And Associated Rocks of Connemara, Western Ireland. This item is unavailable.The Geology of the Dalradian And Associated Rocks of Connemara, Western Ireland

Connemara occupies the south-western corner of County Galway. It's white quartzite mountains and rocky shores are perfect for the study of a rich diversity of lithologies and tectonic structures. This report accompanies the 1:63,360 geological map and cross sections of Connemara. It features a brief history of geological research in Connemara; accounts of lithologies; detailed accounts of seven selected local areas; an examination of the anomalous position of Dalriadan rocks in Connemara relative to Dalriadan rocks elsewhere; and an extensive reference list and bibliography.

Bernard E. Leake is Emeritus Professor of Geology at the University of Glasgow and Honorary Research Fellow at the School of Earth, Ocean and Planetary Sciences at the University of Cardiff. He is joint author of Geology of the Dalradian and Associated Rocks of Connemara, Western Ireland (1994). P.W. Geoffrey Tanner is an Honorary Research Fellow in the School of Geographical and Earth Sciences at the University of Glasgow. He is joint author of Geology of the Dalradian and Associated Rocks of Connemara, Western Ireland (1994).