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The Mallow Archaeological & Historical Society encourages the study of history and archaeology in North Cork, Ireland

Waterford based Archaeologists Dave Pollock and Jo Moran (Archaeografix) are both on the list of archaeologists eligible for excavation licences in Ireland. They have carried out archaeological excavations, impact assessments and building surveys throughout Ireland and the UK. They also provide illustrations for numerous publications - site plans and sections and artefacts.

Archaeologists Dave Pollock and Jo Moran (Archaeografix) are both on the list of archaeologists eligible for excavation licences in Ireland. They have carried out archaeological excavations, impact assessments and building surveys throughout Ireland and the UK. They also provide illustrations for numerous publications - site plans and sections and artefacts.

Information and photographs of Ireland's most famous monastic settlement.

Information blog on the Hill of Tara and the M3 motorway, maintained by Vincent Salafia, who is taking a High COurt action against the Irish Government

Information web site on the Hill of Tara and the M3 motorway, maintained by Vincent Salafia, who is taking a High COurt action against the Irish Government

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Guide to Newgrange, Knowth, Dowth, Fourknocks, Loughcrew and Tara the Neolithic period (4000 to 5000 years old) Megalithic Passage Tombs located in the County of Meath on the east coast of Ireland

Photos and descriptions of sundials in Ireland

The Discovery Programme, an Irish State funded archaeological research companay investigating the past of Ireland from earlies times.