In every book in the TII Heritage series we rediscover the capacity of the Irish landscape to offer us encounters with past peoples, from remote periods, and lives that were very unlike our own. Around the Bay of Dundalk is a special treat. Here the landscape of the past has a gr
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Irish Archaeological Consultancy Ltd. (IAC Ltd.), funded by Louth County Council and the National Roads Authority, undertook an excavation in the townland of Faughart Lower, c.2.5km north of Dundalk, in advance of the construction of the Dundalk Western Bypass (DWB). The excavati
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Archaeological Development Services Ltd., having been commissioned by Louth County Council, the Roads Service NI (Department for Regional Development) and the National Roads Authority carried out archaeological assessment along the route of the proposed A1/N1 Newry-Dundalk Road T
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Louth County Council, the Roads Service NI (Department for Regional Development) and the National Roads Authority are currently proposing a Road Scheme, the A1/N1 Newry-Dundalk Road. The route consists of 14.2km of 2-lane dual carriageway with 5.7km of associated link roads from
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Archaeological Development Services Ltd, having been commissioned by Louth County Council, the Roads Service NI (Department for Regional Development) and the National Roads Authority carried out archaeological assessment along the route of the proposed A1/N1 Newry-Dundalk Road. T
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Archaeological Development Services Ltd, having been commissioned by Louth County Council, the Roads Service NI (Department for Regional Development) and the National Roads Authority carried out archaeological assessment along the route of the proposed A1/N1 Newry-Dundalk Road. T
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Archaeological excavations five miles north of Bru na Boinne at Coolfore townland, Co. Louth have revealed an early neolithic lakeside habitation site that contained the remains of two houses on either side of a cobbled yard. House 1 was the larger of the two, measuring 13.70m x
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Irish Archaeological Consultancy Ltd. (IAC), funded by Louth County Council and the National Roads Authority undertook an excavation in the townland of Littlemill c.2km to the south east of Dundalk in advance of the construction of the Dundalk Western Bypass (DWB) (Figure 1). The
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Irish Archaeological Consultancy Ltd. (IAC), funded by Louth County Council and the National Roads Authority, undertook an excavation in the townland of Donaghmore in advance of road construction associated with the Dundalk Western Bypass (DWB). The excavation was undertaken to e
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