This report, prepared on behalf of Louth County Council has been undertaken to describe the results of an excavation carried out at the site of the Dundalk Western Bypass at Carn More Co. Louth (Licence Ref.: 03E0871). Excavation at Carn More 3 failed to identify any features of
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Irish Archaeological Consultancy Ltd. (IAC Ltd.), funded by Louth County Council and the National Roads Authority, completed a building survey of Scotch Green Mill in addition to limited archaeological test trenching across a millrace associated with the mill. The mill complex is
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Irish Archaeological Consultancy Ltd. (IAC Ltd.), funded by Louth County Council and the National Roads Authority, undertook an excavation under licence to the Department of the Environment, Heritage and Local Government and Irish Antiquities Division of the National Museum of Ir
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Irish Archaeological Consultancy Ltd. (IAC Ltd.), funded by Louth County Council and the National Roads Authority, completed an excavation at Site 124, Carn More 1 in the townland of Carn More c. 2km north-west of Dundalk in advance of the construction of the 8.5km M1 Dundalk Wes
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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.2km north of Dundalk in advance of the construction of the Dundalk Western Bypass (DWB) (Figure 1). Resolu
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Irish Archaeological Consultancy Ltd. (IAC Ltd.), funded by Louth County Council and the National Roads Authority, undertook a licensed excavation in the townland of Carn More, c. 1km north of Dundalk in advance of the construction of the Dundalk Western Bypass (DWB). The excavat
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Irish Archaeological Consultancy Ltd. (IAC Ltd.), funded by Louth County Council and the National Roads Authority, completed an excavation in the townland of Balriggan c.2km north of Dundalk in advance of the construction of the 8.5km M1 Dundalk Western Bypass (main chainage 17.1
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Irish Archaeological Consultancy Ltd. (IAC Ltd.), funded by Louth County Council and the National Roads Authority, completed an excavation in the townland of Faughart Lower c. 2km north of Dundalk in advance of the construction of the 8.5km M1 Dundalk Western Bypass (main chainag
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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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This report details the licenced archaeological excavation of features discovered during the monitoring of topsoil stripping (licence 04E0335) associated with the construction of the Dundalk Western Bypass Dundalk, Co. Louth. The features were uncovered in the townland of Newtown
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The archaeological monitoring of the M1 – Dundalk Western Bypass (DWB) was funded by Celtic Roads Design Group Dundalk Limited (CRDG) under the Dundalk Joint Venture (DJV). The project was a public private partnership agreement with the National Roads Authority (NRA). This projec
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This final excavation report details the archaeological excavation of features discovered during the monitoring of topsoil stripping (licence holder: Avril Hayes; licence no. 04E0335) associated with the construction of the Dundalk Western Bypass Dundalk, Co. Louth. The features
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