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    Genetic characterisation of the Connemara pony and the Warmblood horse using a within-breed clustering approach by Victoria Lindsay-McGee, Enrique Sanchez-Molano, Georgios Banos, Emily L. Clark, Richard J. Piercy, Androniki Psifidi

    Published 2023-08-01
    “…Abstract Background The Connemara pony (CP) is an Irish breed that has experienced varied selection by breeders over the last fifty years, with objectives ranging from the traditional hardy pony to an agile athlete. …”
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    Ecohydrological analysis of a groundwater influenced blanket bog: occurrence of Schoenus nigricans in Roundstone Bog, Connemara, Ireland by A.P. Grootjans, G. Hensgens, R. Hogenboom, B. Aarts, J. Manschot, J.G.M. Roelofs

    Published 2016-04-01
    “…To test this hypothesis we carried out an ecohydrological field study at a large blanket bog in the western part of Connemara, Ireland. We described peat profiles in two transects and sampled pore water from peat at different depths. …”
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    Ó Dhaoirse go Saoirse?: Staidéar Téacsúil Aiteach ar dhrámaí Mhichíl Uí Chonghaile by Seán Mac Risteaird

    Published 2023-06-01
    “…Focusing on Cúigear Chonamara (2003) [The Connemara Five], Jude (2007), and Go dTaga do Ríocht (2009) [Thy Kingdom Come], this paper will address how subversive identities interact and counteract with the Connemara landscape, with language, and with the notion of the home and family. …”
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    OROCLINAL BENDING IN THE CALEDONIDES OF WESTERN IRELAND by Smethurst, M, Macniocaill, C, Ryan, P

    Published 1994
    “…This implies that the underlying Dalradian rocks of the Connemara Massif to the south must also have undergone clockwise rotation in late Silurian/early Devonian time. …”
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    DISSOLUTION KINETICS OF CARRERA MARBLE, PORTLAND STONE AND SEVERAL LIMESTONES IN ACID WATERS by Compton, R, Walker, C, Unwin, P, House, W

    Published 1990
    “…The rate of dissolution (at 25°C), in acidic waters (dilute hydrochloric acid, pH 3), of six calcium carbonate containing rocks (Carrera marble, Portland stone, Abbeytown limestone, freshwater limestone, chalk and Connemara marble) has been studied using the channel flow cell method. …”
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    DDB2 Genetic Risk Factor for Ocular Squamous Cell Carcinoma Identified in Three Additional Horse Breeds by Margo Crausaz, Thomas Launois, Kathryn Smith-Fleming, Annette M. McCoy, Kelly E. Knickelbein, Rebecca R. Bellone

    Published 2020-12-01
    “…The DDB2 risk allele frequency was estimated to be 0.0043 for Holsteiners (<i>N</i> = 115), 0.014 for Belgian Warmbloods (<i>N</i> = 71), and 0.22 for Connemara Ponies (<i>N</i> = 86). Taken together these data support using DNA testing for DDB2 in Connemara Ponies to assist in mate selection and clinical management. …”
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    Breed and ruminal fraction effects on bacterial and archaeal community composition in sheep by Steven McLoughlin, Charles Spillane, Francis P. Campion, Noel Claffey, Chrystian C. Sosa, Yvonne McNicholas, Paul E. Smith, Michael G. Diskin, Sinéad M. Waters

    Published 2023-02-01
    “…Solid, liquid and epithelial rumen samples were obtained from a total of 36 lambs, across 4 different sheep breeds (Cheviot (n = 10), Connemara (n = 6), Lanark (n = 10) and Perth (n = 10)), undergoing detailed measurements of feed efficiency, who were offered a nut based cereal diet ad-libitum supplemented with grass silage. …”
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    Birth of first foals through embryo transfer after artificial insemination using frozen semen in Japan by M A HANNAN, Shingo HANEDA, Kaishi MURATA, Shiori TAKEUCHI, Soon Hon CHEONG, Yasuo NAMBO

    Published 2020-01-01
    “…We expect that this new crossbreed (Connemara pony × Hokkaido native pony) will be a good riding breed.…”
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    « J’étais un vrai âne » : réflexions d’un locuteur natif sur l’évolution de la pratique du gaélique irlandais au XXe siècle by Jean Le Dû

    Published 2015-06-01
    “…Chonraí was born in 1919 and was a member of one of forty Connemara Gaelic-speaking families that were resettled in County Meath in 1935 by the Irish government to revitalise the vernacular in this anglicised region. …”
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    Versions récentes de la légende de Tristan et Iseut au cinéma : entre prosaïsme et puérilité y avait-il un autre choix ? by François Amy de la Bretèque

    Published 2007-07-01
    “…On part ici du film méconnu d’Yvan Lagrange (1973) pour arriver au dessin animé de Thierry Schiel (2002) en passant par le Connemara de Louis Grospierre (1988) puis on élargit le champ, en evisageant les adaptations non directes. …”
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    The value of Irish schwa: An acoustic analysis of epenthetic vowels by McCullough, Kerry

    Published 2017-01-01
    “…Six native-Irish speakers were recruited for this experiment representing all three major dialects of the language: three speakers from Cork (Munster), two speakers from Donegal (Ulster), one speaker from Connemara (Connacht). Participants read from the word list, reading each word twice. …”
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    What Role Does Rural Place Play in the Lives of Mid-Life Women in Sweden and Ireland? by Alison Herbert

    Published 2020-11-01
    “…Qualitative data were gathered in 2019 from ten women living in Sweden’s rural Värmland region, and in 2012–2013 from 25 women living in Ireland’s rural Connemara region. Adopting a social constructionist approach within a lifecourse framework, methodology was informed by constructivist grounded theory, using one-to-one semi-structured interviews. …”
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    Sedimentation studies in the silurian rocks of north-west Galway, Eire by Laird, M, Laird, Malcolm Gordon

    Published 1969
    “…<p>The Silurian rocks of north-west Galway are a clastic sequence at least 2700 m thick resting unconformably on Connemara Schist (Dalradian) in the south and on Ordovlcian rocks in the north-east. …”
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