Publications and Reference Material

Places for the Living, Places for the Dead: archaeological discoveries on the N25 New Ross Bypass

TII Heritage series

(ISSN 2009-8480)

The TII Heritage series aims to showcase the results of TII-funded works relating to archaeological, architectural, cultural and natural heritage on national road and public transport projects. Illustrating the Past, the inaugural volume in the series, was published in August 2015. The latest addition to the series—Places for the Living, Places for the Dead: archaeological discoveries on the N25 New Ross Bypass (TII Heritage 14)—was published in December 2023.

Through the Lands of the Auteri and St Jarlath

NRA Scheme Monographs series

(ISSN 2009-0471)

The NRA Scheme Monographs series was launched in December 2007. These monographs detail the results of discovery and archaeological excavation along specific national road schemes. Each volume is generally accompanied by a CD-ROM incorporating the final excavation reports and specialist reports. Through the Lands of the Auteri and St Jarlath, the 17th and final monograph in the series, was published in July 2015.

Fragments of Lives Past

Archaeology and the National Roads Authority Monograph Series

(ISSN 1649-3540)

The NRA initiated the Archaeology and the National Roads Authority Monograph Series in 2003 to publish the papers given at its National Archaeology Seminars. The monographs are written in an informal, jargon-free style and contain numerous colour illustrations. Fragments of Lives Past, the 11th and final monograph in the series, was published in August 2014.

Life and Death in Medieval Gaelic Ireland

Related Publications

The results of TII-funded archaeological works often feature in periodicals published by history and archaeology societies, professional institutions, and commercial publishers throughout the country and across Europe. Since 2000 more than one hundred articles and papers related to TII archaeological investigations have been published in a variety of journals and magazines. In addition, numerous papers have been published in conference proceedings, etc. A full list of these publications—last updated August 2024—can be downloaded (in Excel format) from here. Several articles published in Archaeology Ireland magazine can be accessed online.

In addition to supporting this type of dissemination, TII has also co-funded books by other publishers and co-published material with local authority partners. Find out more.