Twenty-six areas of detailed magnetic survey were commissioned by the National Roads Design Office (NRDO) at Galway on behalf of Galway County Council along the proposed route of the new N6 toll motorway crossing the county and forming the westernmost section of the new link to D
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A magnetic survey was commissioned by Jerry O’Sullivan of Galway National Roads Design Office (NRDO) as an extension of an earlier ArchaeoPhysica led survey in 2003 (GAL20031, DoEHLG licence 03R147). This earlier survey comprised 26 selected areas along the line of the proposed N
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Magnetic gradient and magnetic susceptibility surveys were commissioned by Galway County Council to assess the archaeological potential along the line of a proposed realignment of the N84 at Luimnagh, near Headford. The susceptibility result was assessed relative to measurements
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Earthsound Archaeological Geophysics were commissioned by Mr. R. MacLeod of Headland Archaeology Limited, to execute a geophysical survey within privately owned land adjacent to the Compulsory Purchase Order (CPO) boundary of the N17 Tuam Bypass. The survey area was located to th
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Earthsound Archaeological Geophysics were commissioned by Mr. J. O’Sullivan, Project Archaeologist for Galway County Council National Roads Design Office, to carry out a geophysical survey along the route of the proposed N17 Galway to Tuam National Road Scheme, a 26 km long road
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N17 Realignment, Castletown, Galway: Geophysical Survey Report. ArchaeoPhysica. Unpublished Report No. CTT20041. December 2004.
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The following report details the geophysical investigation undertaken by Whiteford Geoservices Ltd to determine the position of a Souterrain at the proposed site of the N17/N18 Gort to Tuam PPP Bypass Scheme. Works were carried out under the instruction of Hyder Tobin (Consulting
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Earthsound Archaeological Geophysics were commissioned by Mr. J. Tierney of Eachtra Archaeological Projects, to execute a geophysical survey within a field adjacent to the Compulsory Purchase Order (C.P.O.) boundary of an archaeological site known as Loughbown 1, located within t
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This report has been prepared by Archer Heritage Planning Ltd for Galway County Council and details the results of Stage (iii) and Stage (iv) archaeological services on a proposed road improvement scheme on the N17 between Carrownurlaur, Co. Galway and Ballindine, Co. Mayo. Archa
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An isolated cremation burial (1003) was excavated during archaeological testing by Headland Archaeology Lte in advance of the N6 Galway to Ballinasloe scheme. Associated with the burial was a small irregular pit (1006) containing sherds of prehistoric pottery (E2520:1005:1-2). Th
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The N17/18 Gort to Tuam PPP Scheme is approximately 57 km in length and connects the N18 Gort to Crusheen Scheme to the existing N17 road immediately north of Tuam. This overall scheme forms part of the Atlantic Corridor. The Atlantic Corridor is designed to connect Letterkenny,
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The N17/18 Gort to Tuam PPP Scheme is approximately 57 km in length and will connect the N18 Gort to Crusheen Scheme to the existing N17 road immediately north of Tuam. This overall scheme forms part of the Atlantic Corridor designed to connect Letterkenny, County Donegal to Wate
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