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Excavations.ie

2003:0309 - MALLOW: 159 West End, Cork

NMI Burial Excavation Records

County: Cork

Site name: MALLOW: 159 West End

Sites and Monuments Record No.: CO033-093----

Licence number: 03E1883

Author: Sheila Lane

Site type: No archaeology found

Period/Dating: N/A

ITM: E 555626m, N 598615m

Latitude, Longitude (decimal degrees): 52.137619, -8.648212

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Planning permission was granted for the demolition of buildings on this site and the subsequent construction of retail units, apartments and a restaurant. The site is within the zone of archaeological potential for the historic town of Mallow. Testing was carried out in advance of construction. Four trenches were excavated along the footprint of the proposed development. Overburden was removed to a depth of 0.5m and this lay directly on top of natural orange subsoil. No archaeological finds or levels were noted in the trenches.