This field meeting will take place in Morgan's North, which is a species-rich dry calcareous grassland, with outcrops, located on the Shannon Estuary. This site will be added to the Great Irish Grasslands 'Grasslands Trail'. This trail provides examples of semi-natural grassland sites around the country, which can be visited by the public to showcase their incredible diversity and sensitive management. The meeting is open to all and is intended as a general recording trip. However, the opportunity for learning and teaching at this event is always welcomed, and a relaxed pace can be taken. Some notable species at this site include Viola hirta (Hairy Violet) which is a Flora Protection Order species. We hope to observe this species. Other notable species include Gentianella campestris (Field Gentian), Gentianella amarella (Autumn Gentian), Artemisia maritima (Sea Wormwood), Ophrys apifera (Bee Orchid) and many other species typical of calcareous grassland. If time and access allows, we can also explore the shoreline of the Shannon Estuary, and a small brackish pond where Ruppia maritima (Beaked Tasselweed) has also been recorded. Please bring appropriate footwear (boots/wellies) and rain gear in the event of bad weather, and a packed lunch. Due to the limited parking on site, carpooling may be required. Further logistical details will be provided closer to the time.