Rural Life
Archaeologists have discovered a Stone Age tomb which reveals evidence about the earliest farmers in the west of Ireland 6,000 years ago.
How thousands of years of farming formed the Burren landscape will be the focus of an upcoming festival next month.
Forestry
The Department of Agriculture, Food and the Marine is looking to take on archaeologists to work in its Forest Service.
‘Our Silent Ancestors’ is a new book from journalist, Peigin Doyle: it is a must-read for anyone with an interest in archaeology and history.
Historic monuments dotted across their farmland is something that the Maguire family have embraced and protected for generations in Dublin.
The 'Check Before You Dig' campaign for landowners has been launched today (Monday, December 4) by the National Monuments Service.
What is believed to be "a giant henge" structure or "causeway enclosure" has been discovered on a farm close to Newgrange in Co. Meath.
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We heard about the artefacts that farmers are uncovering on their land when speaking to Róisín Nic Cnáimhín, from the National Museum of Ireland, at the National Ploughing Championships 2025.
