Today we celebrate the launch of 'Places for the Living, Places for the Dead' the 14th book in the TII Heritage series. Between its covers you will find out about the fascinating archaeological discoveries made along the route of the N25 New Ross Bypass,

and how they have contributed to deepening our understanding of human activity in this historic region over nine millennia. Available as an ebook tinyurl.com/TIIHeritage14 and from The Wordwell Group.

Congratulations to all involved Wexford County Council Kilkenny County Council @rubiconheritage IAC Archaeology James Eogan #James_Hession #TIIHeritage

#TIIHeritage is delighted to share it’s latest audiobook  abartaheritage.ie/places-for-the… describing the archaeological discoveries along the N25 New Ross bypass, and telling the stories of some of those sites, revealing the travellers, farmers and traders who passed through.

Some stayed longer than others but all left their mark and played a role in shaping this landscape. tii.ie/en/technical-s… for this and other TII audiobooks Wexford County Council Kilkenny County Council Abarta Heritage @rubiconheritage IAC Archaeology

As a contribution to #culturenight2024 my Transport Infrastructure Ireland (TII) colleague Ken Hanley has compiled this excellent StoryMap about the 'Mitchelstown Face Cup' storymaps.arcgis.com/stories/67c165…. #archaeology #BronzeAge #ceramics #Cork 1/4

It was found on the N73 Mitchelstown Relief Road by Bruce Sutton, eachtra Archaeological Projects. If you want you can download a digital scan of the Face Cup from the TII's Digital Heritage Collections on @dri_ireland (doi.org/10.7486/DRI.ww…) & 3D print your own copy! 3/4

The discovery inspired Fiona Mulholland's wonderful public art installation in Cork City centre which was commissioned by Cork City Council with support from Fáilte Ireland last year. Check it out if you are in Cork at the junction of Oliver Plunkett & Princes St (T12 DT98) /end

📢 JOB ALERT Cork County Council are recruiting to fill a position of Resident Archaeologist. Details can be found here: yourcouncil.ie/AchieveForms/?…. Closing date 08/11/2024.

'Places for the Living, Places for the Dead: archaeological discoveries on the N25 New Ross Bypass' by James Eogan & James Hession has been nominated for 'Book of the Year' in the 2025 Current Archaeology Awards. Voting is now live: archaeology.co.uk/vote

Great recognition for the team involved in the Ranelagh project with another Award nomination - Voting is now open until 10 Feb - link is here: archaeology.co.uk/vote Shane Delaney 12 Green Giraffes 📸 ArcPalQUB TII #Ranelagh #ForgottenCemetery

Exciting job opportunity for an archaeologist - Westmeath County Council is looking to recruit a Project Archaeologist to work in their National Roads Office on TII funded projects. Details and application form westmeathcoco.ie/en/ourservices… deadline 30th December 2024 at 4pm

🌟 Exciting news! 🌟 Places for the Living, Places for the Dead: Archaeological discoveries on the N25 New Ross Bypass is nominated for Book of the Year by Current Archaeology! 🎉 📕Edited by James Hession and James Eogan 👉 archaeology.co.uk/vote

“Early Medieval People and Things (EMPAT)” Research Scientist, UCD School of Archaeology Applications are sought for a 19-month Research Scientist position as part of the project “Early Medieval People and Things (EMPAT)” Search for “Archaeology” at my.corehr.com/pls/ucdrecruit…

HOT OFF THE PRESS! UCD Archaeology, Dublin are delighted that "A Hillfort Through Time: Excavations at Rathgall, Co. Wicklow" has just been published. We look forward to the official launch but in the meantime you can get your copies from The Wordwell Group at: wordwellbooks.com/index.php?rout…

📽 A powerful #Documentary on the excavation & reburial of 1,600+ #cholera victims from the 1832 pandemic, uncovered during the TII Luas Cross City project. 🎥 Watch here: youtube.com/watch?v=n2zpM_…

Voting closes on Feb. 10th for the Current Archaeology Book of the Year 2025 award. If you haven't already voted please vote for 'Places for the Living, Places for the Dead' - you can read or download a free digital version here ⬇️ tii.ie/en/technical-s…

Delighted to be at Brian Boru Emerging Voices in Archaeology

We are comitted to opening 4 AS classes and also housing the special school temporarily while we grow. We currently have 530 students so we have the space. Then everyone can enjoy the outdoor facilities🥅🏑🏏⛹️🧑‍🦽‍➡️

Exciting opportunity for archaeologists as TII is recruiting for @METROLINK_IE further information tii.ie/media/jjvbybgr… #TIIHeritage