Archaeology and Heritage

Who We Are

The primary objective of the TII Archaeology and Heritage Section is to minimise the archaeological and heritage impacts associated with TII's projects and programmes. The section achieves this by managing archaeological risk, ensuring legislative compliance, and building public trust.

All TII archaeological work is undertaken in the context of the 2017 Code of Practice for Archaeology agreed between the Minister with responsibility for Heritage and TII. TII Archaeology and Heritage has sought to expand on the various methods it uses to communicate the results of archaeological investigations on national road, greenway, and light rail schemes to the public.

 

News and Updates

10/12/2024

Westmeath County Council is recruiting a permanent Project Archaeologist, to be based in their National Roads Office in Mullingar, Co. Westmeath

Application and Candidate Information Booklet

06/12/2024

New TII Book on Archaeological Discoveries on the N2/M2 in Dublin and Meath


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12/09/2024

Dignity at last for Dublin’s Cholera Victims

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12/06/2024

Heritage Week 2024 Projects and Events

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What We Do

Road and Light Rail Archaeology

Learn more about the finds and discoveries made before and during the construction of road and public transport schemes.

Archaeology and Heritage Books

We are committed to enhancing accessibility to books on local history and archaeological discoveries in Ireland. Explore our catalogue of recommended titles, including books co-funded by TII and produced by other publishers, as well as co-published works in collaboration with local authorities.

TII Digital Heritage Collections

Transport Infrastructure Ireland (TII), in collaboration with the Digital Repository of Ireland (DRI) and the Discovery Programme, formally launched the TII Digital Heritage Collections in the Royal Irish Academy, Dublin, in June 2017.

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