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 Conservation, Management and Interpretation plan.  Conservation and Management Plan.  The Martello Towers Research Project was commissioned by Fingal County Council and Dún Laoghaire-Rathdown County Council,  At a point where the channel leading to Waterford harbour becomes narrower, there is a rocky outcrop on the east side of the inlet,  Origin, Fabric, Form, Function and Social Use of Space.  Ireland's unlikely Viking capital. A windswept barley field just south of Dundalk seems an unlikely spot for Ireland's capital.  The town of Kinsale, an important trading port on the south coast of Ireland, was occupied by the Vikings and the Normans,  The subject of the study comprises both the extant walls and those lengths that have been demolished.  Conservation Management Plan.  FÁILTE Ireland and the Department of Tourism has approved €4.7 million for a major redevelopment of Limerick's King John's Castle.  Ruins are the surviving remnants of structures whose function came to an end some time in the past.  Carriganass Castle is the best preserved of the tower houses of the O'Sullivan Beare Clan.  Conservation and Management Plan.  The walls of Kilkenny City are not hard to find in the modern streetscape.  When the first lord Richard Talbot came to Malahide in 1170, his family were also Lords of Shrewsbury in England.  Mooghaun hillfort (spelled Moghane in Irish), located in Co. Clare, is thought to be the largest hillfort in Ireland.  In the absence of substantive documentary evidence which might illustrate processes of colonization, the distributional pattern of timber and earthwork fortifications has assumed the role of a surrogate in charting Anglo-Norman settlement in Ireland after 1169.  STUART PIGGOTT HAS WRITTEN '. . . the hill-fort, in one form or another, becomes the most typical field monument of the Celtic world  Archaeologists believe they have found the remains of a huge Viking fortress near the village of Annagassan in Co Louth.  Castle Roche, also known as Castleroche or Roche Castle, lies in the hilly countryside, west of the hamlet of Ballinfuil, | |
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