This report describes the findings from an archaeological excavation carried out at Creagh Junction, Ballinasloe, Co. Galway. The licensee, Declan Moore, and up to eight assistants carried out the work between 14 and 27 August 2002. The work was undertaken by
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This report describes the findings from an archaeological excavation carried out at Creagh Junction, Ballinasloe, Co. Galway. The licensee, Declan Moore, and up to eight assistants carried out the work between 14 and 27 August 2002. The work was undertaken by
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The route of the proposed Loughrea bypass, Co. Galway, was evaluated using a coarse magnetic susceptibility survey followed immediately after by trenching. Small areas were also surveyed used magnetic gradiometry where the susceptibility data suggested archaeological features may
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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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Earthsound Archaeological Geophysics were commissioned by Mr. J. O’Sullivan, Project Archaeologist for Galway County Council National Roads Design Office, to execute a geophysical survey along the length of the proposed 18 km N6 Ballinasloe to Athlone Dual Carriageway, County Ros
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This report describes the results of an archaeological geophysical survey of the route of the proposed N18 Gort to Crusheen road scheme. The survey was undertaken by Bartlett Clark Consultancy for RSK ENSR Environment Ltd on behalf of Galway County Council. The survey forms part
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N17 Realignment, Castletown, Galway: Geophysical Survey Report. ArchaeoPhysica. Unpublished Report No. CTT20041. December 2004.
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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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Galway County Council proposes to realign a sector of the N59 national secondary road where it skirts the northern shore of Derrylea lake, roughly 5 km east of Clifden, in Connemara. The N59 national secondary road is the coastal route between Galway and Sligo, via Clifden, Westp
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A geophysical survey comprising spot-sampled volumetric magnetic susceptibility in two lines down the proposed road corridor and a continuous strip of magnetic gradient survey was commissioned to evaluate the route of the proposed N17 Tuam bypass. The magnetic gradient was measur
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Earthsound Archaeological Geophysics were commissioned by Mr. J. O’Sullivan, Project Archaeologist for Galway County Council National Roads Authority, to execute a geophysical survey along the route of the proposed N6 Galway City Outer Bypass, a 21.4 km long road corridor and 7 k
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A programme of archaeological works was carried out by Headland Archaeology Ltd along the 4.2 km route of the proposed N17 Tuam Bypass. An excavation licence (06E1139) was granted to Liam McKinstry by the Department of the Environment, Heritage & Local Government to carry out the
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