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Unearthing skeletons from the Iron Age in the Curragh, County Kildare
WATCH: RTÉ News reports #OnThisDay in 1989 Irish Archaeology
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Say some gangsta is dissin' your fly girl. You just give 'em one of these.

Had a really lovely afternoon today scouting the biodiversity of Clonmel's grassy verges with clonmeltidytowns.

So much to see when you take a moment to look!

More than 100,000 dolphins and small whales are hunted and killed every year. Most hunts are unregulated, illegal and unsustainable with unknown impacts on populations.

Please sign our petition calling for dolphin and small whale hunting to end.

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Had never seen Emma Stone with her husband before and they look like Wario and Waluigi for Emily Blunt and Jim Office

Beaghmore Stone Circles • Tyrone

Part of a remarkable complex of stone circles, alignments, and cairns at Beaghmore in the Sperrin Mountains in County Tyrone. Excavations revealed the majority of features date to the Bronze Age.

It’s breezy but the Puffins love it as they return to the Isle of May this morning…

The Breac Maodhóg • The Speckled Shrine of Maodhóg

This c11th century reliquary features bronze plaques with wonderfully detailed figures of men and women, likely to represent saints or clerics.

It is associated with the monastery of Drumlane in Cavan. On display in National Museum of Ireland

Tis all go on the farm right now

(video by daughter aoife) #sheep #lambs #irisharchaeologyfarm

Day 10 or 12 (?!) Castlepook cave excavations 2024 funded by Royal Irish Academy are going well as end is in sight. Working in very tight rifts in the cave, finding Pleistocene #IrishCaveBones & intact sediment (sampled). Ken Williams visited us a few times, his photos below 👇 #cave

I was complaining to my friend about how awful things feel and how hard it all is at the minute, and he said 'it's a period of deep moral injury for anyone with a thinking mind and a working heart,' and if that doesn't just hit the nail on the head I don't know what does.

New ep out now! Prof. Robin Chapman Stacey, one of the leading experts in the field, tells us about medieval Ireland's remarkable legal system & huge range of law texts, covering topics from gender and status to what happens when you get stung by a bee! open.spotify.com/episode/4qjGwH…

I’m seeing some “free market” simps defending Nature’s 12k open access fees. Guess it’s time to bring this back around.

I would like to see an end to *all* trawling and dredging within 6nm of the coast, regardless of boat size. This will give the best chance for marine life recovery.

Please make a submission, it only takes 5mins
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Tara has been a place of significance for millennia, with a complex concentration of monuments and significant events that cover a span of time from the Neolithic to the 19th century.

Dig deeper into its story in our article:
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Very lucky that Austin Powers was frozen from 1967-1997 and therefore had zero involvement in the Northern Ireland conflict despite being a top British Intelligence asset.

I wonder if there were any Irish writers in the room when they came up with that tagline