This report describes the results of an archaeological excavation completed in advance of construction of the N25 Waterford City Bypass. Waterford City Council procured two archaeological services contracts in February 2002. The contracts covered the assessment of 274 hectares of
N25 Waterford Bypass | archaeology | dating (measuring)
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Archaeological involvement in the realignment of an 8 km section of the N25, the main Cork to Waterford road, at Kilmacthomas village commenced in 1997 with a walkover study of the proposed route (Tierney 1997). This study identified the known archaeological heritage of the propo
archaeology | dating (measuring) | Archaeological excavation report
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Archaeological involvement in the realignment of an 8 km section of the N25, the main Cork to Waterford road, at Kilmacthomas village commenced in 1997 with a walkover study of the proposed route (Tierney 1997). This study identified the known archaeological heritage of the propo
archaeology | dating (measuring) | Archaeological excavation report
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Archaeological involvement in the realignment of an 8 km section of the N25, the main Cork to Waterford road, at Kilmacthomas village commenced in 1997 with a walkover study of the proposed route (Tierney 1997). This study identified the known archaeological heritage of the propo
archaeology | dating (measuring) | Archaeological excavation report
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Archaeological involvement in the realignment of an 8 km section of the N25, the main Cork to Waterford road, at Kilmacthomas village commenced in 1997 with a walkover study of the proposed route (Tierney 1997). This study identified the known archaeological heritage of the propo
archaeology | dating (measuring) | Archaeological excavation report
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Archaeological involvement in the realignment of an 8 km section of the N25, the main Cork to Waterford road, at Kilmacthomas village commenced in 1997 with a walkover study of the proposed route (Tierney 1997). This study identified the known archaeological heritage of the propo
archaeology | dating (measuring) | Archaeological excavation report
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Archaeological involvement in the realignment of an 8 km section of the N25, the main Cork to Waterford road, at Kilmacthomas village commenced in 1997 with a walkover study of the proposed route (Tierney 1997). This study identified the known archaeological heritage of the propo
archaeology | dating (measuring) | Archaeological excavation report
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Archaeological involvement in the realignment of an 8 km section of the N25, the main Cork to Waterford road, at Kilmacthomas village commenced in 1997 with a walkover study of the proposed route (Tierney 1997). This study identified the known archaeological heritage of the propo
archaeology | dating (measuring) | Archaeological excavation report
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Archaeological involvement in the realignment of an 8 km section of the N25, the main Cork to Waterford road, at Kilmacthomas village commenced in 1997 with a walkover study of the proposed route (Tierney 1997). This study identified the known archaeological heritage of the propo
archaeology | dating (measuring) | Archaeological excavation report
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Archaeological involvement in the realignment of an 8 km section of the N25, the main Cork to Waterford road, at Kilmacthomas village commenced in 1997 with a walkover study of the proposed route (Tierney 1997). This study identified the known archaeological heritage of the propo
archaeology | dating (measuring) | Archaeological excavation report
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Archaeological involvement in the realignment of an 8 km section of the N25, the main Cork to Waterford road, at Kilmacthomas village commenced in 1997 with a walkover study of the proposed route (Tierney 1997). This study identified the known archaeological heritage of the propo
archaeology | dating (measuring) | Archaeological excavation report
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Following best practice, archaeological excavations on the N25 road realignment at Kilmacthomas commenced twelve months in advance of construction works. The excavations focused on the road corridor at the foot of Currabaha Hill, southwest of Kilmacthomas, which produced extensiv
archaeology | dating (measuring) | Archaeological excavation report
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