The relevant archaeological literature in recent times has maintained a perception of a section of the Pale Ditch as being extant in the townland of Ballaly (O.S. Six-Inch Sheet 22; NGR 31790/22580) close to Sandyford in south County Dublin (Healy 1978,1; Good
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This report details the excavation of Site 5, which was first uncovered during the archaeological testing and monitoring of the topsoil stripping taking place in preparation for the construction of the final phase of the South East Motorway scheme in
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This report details the excavation of burnt stone and charcoal deposits, troughs, hearths and stakeholes site at Site 53, Ballally, County Dublin (NGR 318812 226051). This site was identified during the monitoring of topsoil stripping of the South Eastern Motor
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This site was discovered in the townland of Balally, Co. Dublin during the course of licensed monitoring (01E1229) on the South Eastern Motorway, Co. Dublin. The monitoring was carried by Valerie J. Keeley Ltd. on behalf of Dun Laoghaire Rathdown County Council. The site was
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This report details the excavation of Site 2, which was first uncovered during the archaeological monitoring of the topsoil stripping taking place in preparation for the construction of the fmal phase of the South East Motorway (Monitoring license number
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