A review of the historical evidence on the Coolnacaheragh Ambush (also recorded as the Coolavokig Ambush or the Poulnabro Ambush) that took place on the 25th February, 1921, approximately 11 km (7 miles) west of Macroom town, in west County Cork, Ireland. The review draws of a nu
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A total of twenty-eight areas for Archaeological Resolution (AR?s) were identified during advance stripping and monitoring of groundworks for the N25 Youghal Bypass scheme. The sites were distributed all along the route and consisted of small archaeological features such as isola
archaeology | dating (measuring) | Archaeological excavation report
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A total of twenty-eight areas for Archaeological Resolution (AR?s) were identified during advance stripping and monitoring of groundworks for the N25 Youghal Bypass scheme. The sites were distributed all along the route and consisted of small archaeological features such as isola
archaeology | dating (measuring) | Archaeological excavation report
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A total of twenty-eight areas for Archaeological Resolution (AR?s) were identified during advance stripping and monitoring of groundworks for the N25 Youghal Bypass scheme. The sites were distributed all along the route and consisted of small archaeological features such as isola
archaeology | dating (measuring) | Archaeological excavation report
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A total of twenty-eight areas for Archaeological Resolution (AR?s) were identified during advance stripping and monitoring of groundworks for the N25 Youghal Bypass scheme. The sites were distributed all along the route and consisted of small archaeological features such as isola
archaeology | dating (measuring) | Archaeological excavation report
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This report presents the results of an archaeological excavation carried out as part of the resolution of archaeological sites on the route of the N8 Glanmire-Watergrasshill Bypass in County Cork. The site was situated in Ballinvinny South townland at National Grid Ref. 173935,
archaeology | dating (measuring) | Archaeological excavation report
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The N22 Ballincollig By-Pass scheme involves the construction of a new dual carriageway between Bishopstown (Ballinaspig More td.) and Ovens (Knockanemore Td.) and covers an area of 750,000 square metres. A programme of advance archaeological investigation was undertaken prior to
archaeology | dating (measuring) | Archaeological excavation report
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