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Summer of discoveries

Nick Maxwell September 7, 2018September 7, 2018 Autumn 2018, Information

It’s been quite a long time since archaeological discoveries have made the headlines, with most of the new information emerging thanks to the drought conditions evident across the eastern half of the country throughout June and July. Much of the…

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Pathways to the cosmos—the alignment of megalithic tombs in Ireland and Atlantic Europe

Nick Maxwell June 19, 2018June 19, 2018 Information, Summer 2018

  Gabriel Cooney and Frank Prendergast present the context of and outline the approach to this one-day conference organised by Archaeology Ireland on behalf of the National Monuments Service at the Department of Culture, Heritage and the Gaeltacht and the…

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Archaeology Ireland Heritage Guide List

Nick Maxwell March 22, 2018March 3, 2022 Information

Below is the full list of published Heritage Guides. All are available digitally via Exact Editions, some are available directly from our office at +353-1-2933568 or from www.wordwellbooks.com. Year No Title County (s) Subject 1998 1 The Doon of Drumsna: An…

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Evolution of Gaelic games

Nick Maxwell March 19, 2018 Autumn 2017, Information, Sample Articles

In this contribution to the Know Your Monuments series, Muiris O’Sullivan and Liam Downey outline the evolution in recent centuries of hurling, Gaelic football and camogie. Games unique to Irish culture, in particular hurling, Gaelic football and camogie, have been…

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The Garryduff gold bird

Nick Maxwell March 2, 2018March 2, 2018 Information, Sample Articles, Spring Issue 2018

Daniel Breen describes a lovely artefact from  Cork Public Museum The Garryduff gold bird has a special connection with Cork Public Museum. Not only was it unearthed in the same year as the Museum’s opening but also the excavation was…

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The last acquisition

Nick Maxwell December 3, 2017December 3, 2017 Information, Sample Articles, Winter 2017

Mary Cahill describes an interesting curatorial dilemma. Just before I retired from the National Museum of Ireland at the end of June this year I had the opportunity to complete a final acquisition that proved to be one of the…

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