The N80 Maidenhead Realignment Scheme is an upgrade of the N80 National Secondary Road, known locally as the 'Arles Bends', between Arles and Stradbally, Co. Laois. The scheme is 2.03 km long; 9.54 hectare were acquired for construction, of which 5.15 hectare is greenfield. The
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The N80 Maidenhead Realignment Scheme is an upgrade of the N80 National Secondary Road between Arless and Stradbally, Co. Laois. The scheme is located in Ballynagall, Maidenhead, Coolanowle, Farnans, and Castletown townlands. The scheme is 2.03 km long (9.54 hectare were acquired
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The N80 Maidenhead Realignment Scheme is an upgrade of the N80 National Secondary Road between Arless and Stradbally, Co. Laois. The scheme is located in Ballynagall, Maidenhead, Coolanowle, Farnans, and Castletown townlands. The scheme is 2.03 km long (9.54 hectare were acquired
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On behalf of Kildare County Council National Roads Design Office, archaeological monitoring of topsoil stripping was undertaken in advance of construction of the M7 Heath-Mayfield Motorway Scheme in County Kildare and County Laois by Jonathan Dempsey of Archaeological Consultancy
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This report comprises the final results of the archaeological excavation of Site G, Ballyshaneduff or The Derries townland, Co Laois as part of the N7 Heath-Mayfield Motorway Scheme. The National Roads authority through Kildare County Council financed the project. The excavation
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Resolution excavations in advance of construction of the M7 Heath Mayfield-Motorway Scheme were carried out at Marett 1, Marett Townland, County Laois (Nat. Grid Ref. 254383.171, 203795.121) under Licence Number 03E1349, issued to Jonathan Dempsey by the Department of the Environ
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Resolution excavations in advance of construction of the M7 Heath-Mayfield Motorway Scheme were carried in Morett townland, County Laois, under licence number 03E1368, issued to Jonathan Dempsey by the Department of the Environment, Heritage and Local Government (DOEHLG). With th
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This report comprises the final results of the archaeological excavation of Site F (East), Cappakeel townland, Co Laois. This excavation was undertaken as part of the archaeological programme for the construction of the Heath-Mayfield Motorway Scheme. The project was funded by Eu
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This report comprises the final results of the archaeological excavation of 03E0663 Site F (West), Cappakeel townland, Co Laois. This excavation was undertaken as part of the archaeological programme for the construction of the Heath-Mayfield Motorway Scheme. The project was fund
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Site D at Morett was excavated as part of the resolution of archaeological sites on the route of the N7 Heath-Mayfield Motorway Scheme. The site was identified during centreline test trenching as a significant concentration of archaeological features in fields immediately north-w
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Valerie J Keeley Ltd was commissioned by Laois County Council and the National Roads Authority to undertake archaeological works along 18.1km (Contract 2) of the 35km long N7 Castletown to Nenagh (Derrinsallagh to Ballintotty) Road Improvement Scheme (EIS approved in November
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This report comprises the final results of the archaeological excavation of Site H East, Ballyshaneduff or The Derries townland, Co Laois as part of the N7 Heath-Mayfield Motorway Scheme. The National Roads Authority through Kildare County Council financed the project. The excav
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