New TII Code of Practice for Archaeology
JUN 28TH, 2017Transport Infrastructure Ireland and the Minister for Arts, Heritage, Regional, Rural and Gaeltacht Affairs, Heather Humphreys TD, launch a new Code of Practice for Archaeology.
Transport Infrastructure Ireland and the Minister for Arts, Heritage, Regional, Rural and Gaeltacht Affairs, Heather Humphreys TD, launch a new Code of Practice for Archaeology.
Transport Infrastructure Ireland (TII) in collaboration with the Digital Repository of Ireland and the Discovery Programme formally launch the TII Digital Heritage Collections in the Royal Irish Academy, Dublin.
TII Archaeology & Heritage announces its programme of nationwide events to mark Heritage Week 2016.
TII Archaeology & Heritage is delighted to announce the publication of The Science of a Lost Medieval Gaelic Graveyard: the Ballyhanna Research Project, edited by Catriona J McKenzie, Eileen M Murphy and Colm J Donnelly.
Professor Michael Ryan launches the latest archaeology book from TII Archaeology and Heritage.
Dr Ann Lynch, Chief Archaeologist with the National Monuments Service, launches latest archaeology book from TII.
Please visit TII Heritage Week 2015 for up to date details
The latest issue of Seanda, the NRA Archaeology Magazine, is now available as an interactive PDF. The latest edition reports on a number of recent investigations and research initiatives, including a probable Bronze Age ritual avenue at Ballingowan, Co. Kerry.
This evening (Tuesday 4th November 2014) sees the launch of 'Woodstown: a Viking-Age settlement in Co. Waterford', the definitive account of the archaeological excavations undertaken at a 9th-century Viking settlement discovered in 2003 on the proposed route of the Waterford City Bypass. Today also sees the release of a free to download ‘audiobook’ about the site, which is an accessible companion to the new book.
The NRA was honoured to have Raghnall Ó Floinn, Director of the National Museum of Ireland, launch Fragments of Lives Past at the City Wall Space, Dublin Civic Office, on 28 August 2014. This new publication presents the proceedings of the 2013 NRA National Archaeology Seminar, which explored the theme of archaeological objects discovered on road schemes and what they tell us about the past peoples of Ireland.