What is recorded here
Unrecorded earthwork identified by Johnny Ryan, Archaeologist, Forestry Inspectorate (Forest Service), Department of Agriculture, Food and the Marine that was reported to the NMS on 23/09/2024. A large sub-circular earthwork (c. 100m NW-SE x 70m NE-SW) defined by a cropmark is visible on Google Earth aerial imagery dated 02/04/2013 and 18/03/2009 and also on aerial imagery dated 2011-2013 MapGenie Digital Globe. Earthwork is no longer visible as this area has now been planted with forestry which is visible on Google Earth aerial imagery dated 24/03/2017. The forest plantation has not undergone any previous thinning works and so a field inspection of this area was deemed to be futile at this time, however, it is planned to carry out an inspection after the first thinning.
Compiled by: Caimin O’Brien based on detail provided by Johnny Ryan
Date of Compilation: 10 November 2025
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- What survives
- Recorded monument
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