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what are the two types of coastal protection structures   hard and soft  
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what are hard structures   prevent erosion and are usually large and made from resistant rock or reinforced concrete  
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what are sea walls   they are made from reinforced concrete and are curved to deflect the breaking wave back onto the incoming wave eg. Lahinch  
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what are gabions   steel mesh cages fillled with stones. They reduce the energy of incoming waves as they waves energy is spread out, reducing its energy  
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what are goynes   low walls made from wood or cement built perpendicular to the shore. They trap sediment being moved along the coat by longshore drift. This allows material to accumulate and prevents erosion of beaches eg. youghal beach  
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what is rock armour   large boulders are placed along a coastline to reduce sea erosion, as when a wave hits against them it reduces their energy  
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what are soft structures   they are not permanent and they repair damage caused by destructive waves  
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what is beach nourishment   adding new sand to beaches by dredging sand from offshore eg rosslare  
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what is sand dune repair   marram grass is planted as the roots bind sand together making it more resistant  
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