A very good overview of the UAS's origins, work & personnel has also been uploaded 'The Urban Archaeological Survey: origins and legacy'. 👇
www.archaeology.ie/app/uploads/...
It is a pity that it is uncredited & undated. 2/2
This is an excellent public service initiative👏. The Urban Archaeological Survey reports are known to be a really valuable resource by archaeologists, historians, geographers & planners. This now makes them much more readily accessible to citizens. 1/2
🗂️The Urban Archaeological Survey is for the first time now available as searchable PDFs in the catalogued collections section of our @nationalmons.bsky.social website
👉https://tinyurl.com/4jafja64
#ArchaeologicalSurvey #HeritageIreland2030
@araukie.bsky.social @iaiarchaeo.bsky.social
Undoubtedly this exhibition will be one of 2025's cultural highlights. Really looking forward to it.
Looking forward to hearing more about the planned engaging programme of events & initiatives to commemorate Ireland’s Norman heritage. There's plenty of scope to engage with different aspects of Norman heritage in the south-east & potential to explore the wider European context & connections
This looks like a really good and interesting event focussing on the different aspects of the archaeology of this iconic landscape
This looks like a project with great potential to develop a resource of use to practitioners in different sectors
A night time view of the facade of the 17th century Rothe House, Kilkenny, Ireland with a crescent moon
The newish moon over the 17th century Rothe House, Kilkenny on a beautiful balmy evening
Graphic advertising lecture by Dr Angela Byrne to the Waterford Archaeological and Historical Society. Contains a portrait of Revd Robert Walsh and a 19th century illustration of 'The Jordan' Epiphany Custom in St Petersburg
This Friday @angela-historian.bsky.social is coming to the Waterford Archaeological and Historical Society to lecture about the experienc of Revd Robert Walsh, a Waterford-born clergyman, in Romanov Russia in the 1820s and how they influenced him. St Patrick's Gateway Centre (X91 YX61) at 8 pm.
Bought cheese from Tom at Savour Kilkenny last year, it is an exceptional cheddar
Congrats on the book. Fantastic to receive support from an Uachtaráin
Dr Ger Dowling discusses Irish LIA palisaded enclosures in the @discoveryprogramme.bsky.social monograph Late Iron Age and Roman Ireland (DPR 8) discoveryprogramme.ie/assets/uploa...
Here is a link to the Lowpark excavation report doi.org/10.7486/DRI....
Gap of Dunloe, Co. Kerry, Ireland. A glaciated valley with pasture and a lake
Cycled up here this afternoon ... Gap of Dunloe in Kerry ... time for a refreshment now!
Rosanna Cooney speaking about Irish sweat houses at Sweat House Festival 2025
I really enjoyed speaking to an enthusiastic audience tonight about the Bronze Age sweat house discovered at Rathpatrick, Co. Kilkenny at the Sweat House Festival
And it featured on tonight's evening @news.rte.ie
Wow, the Ardshanbally brooch-pin has really captured the public imagination. It really is a stunning object and a very positive story of close collaboration between the public and private sectors to identify and preserve our archaeological heritage.
L to R Professor Cathal O Donoghue, Chair of the National Museum of Ireland, Patrick O’Donovan TD, Minister for Arts, Media, Communications, Culture & Sport & Maeve Sikora, Keeper of Irish Antiquities
An 8th/ 9th century brooch-pin discovered at Ardshanbally, Co Limerick in 2024 by archaeologists working for Archaeological Management Solutions, on behalf of Limerick City and County Council and Transport Infrastructure Ireland. The brooch-pin, which is made of cast bronze, is just 12cm in length and features blue glass settings and cast animal and abstract ornament.
An 8th/ 9th century brooch-pin discovered at Ardshanbally, Co Limerick in 2024 by archaeologists working for Archaeological Management Solutions, on behalf of Limerick City and County Council and Transport Infrastructure Ireland. The brooch-pin, which is made of cast bronze, is just 12cm in length and features blue glass settings and cast animal and abstract ornament.
Today, Minister Patrick O’Donovan TD visited the National Museum of Ireland to view treasures unearthed in Co Limerick, including a 1,000-year-old Early Medieval brooch-pin!
www.museum.ie/en-IE/Press-...
Everyone will get a chance to see it in the up-coming Words on the Wave exhibition in @nmireland.bsky.social from the end of May 4/4
The excavations were carried out by Archaeological Management Consultancy on behalf of Limerick City & County Council funded by Transport Infrastructure Ireland. The on-going post-excavation research will hopefully reveal more about the context of the pin's deposition. 3/4
It was found during pre-constuction excavation of a previously undocumented ringfort in Ardshanbally/Ard an tSeanbhaile (the height of the old homestead) on the Adare Bypass 2/4
www.irishexaminer.com/news/munster... It is great to see news of the discovery of this stunning example of a brooch-pin is in the public domain. 1/4
Delighted to have made a contribution to these guidelines. For any one interested in learning about the fundamentals of using Airborne Laser Scanning (Lidar) for archaeological prospection and practical advice on commissioning surveys or reusing existing datasets it is the place to start.
This is a great opportunity for younger archaeologist to present their research during National Heritage Week 2025
Here is a great opportunity, a full time permanent position in the National Museum's Registration Dept ... and the successful candidate will be the Museum's 'Radiation Protection Officer' ... candidates should only apply with glowing testimonials!
Images of the four National Museum of Ireland locations, with the text- Join our Team.
We're seeking applications from suitable candidates to
fill the post of Collections Assistant in the Registration Department- Closing Date for Applications- Friday, 28th March 2025- www.museum.ie/en-IE/About/...
It will be one of the many spectacular manuscripts and objects which will be on display in @nmireland.bsky.social this summer in the 'Words on the Wave' exhibition 2/2
I love this a 1300 year-old vellum museum label! Presumed to have accompanied the relics of Brigid, Der Lugdach & Conláed it is preserved in the Abbey of Saint-Maurice d’Agaune in modern day Switzerland along a pilgrimage route to Rome www.museum.ie/en-IE/Collec... 1/2
This is a fascinating and enlightening thread ⬇️
A stiltwalker leading a parade with flaming torches up Barronstrand St in Waterford
Firedance parade on Barronstrand St, Waterford tonight, followed by a great seisiún on the stage in John Robert's Square. Part of the city's St Patrick's Day Festival events
