Fossil of 315m-year-old sponge named after mythical giant found in Clare
Dr Eamon Doyle discovered an 'excellently preserved' fossilised sponge called Cyathophycus balori that can tell us a lot about ancient life in Co Clare.
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Dr Eamon Doyle discovered an 'excellently preserved' fossilised sponge called Cyathophycus balori that can tell us a lot about ancient life in Co Clare.
The sponge was discovered by geologist Dr Eamon Doyle who works with the Burren and Cliffs of Moher Unesco Global Geopark.
A new species of fossil sponge dating back hundreds of millions of years has been discovered off the west coast of Ireland.
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