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Excavations.ie

2024:101 - Clonmore, Stickillin, Louth

NMI Burial Excavation Records

County: Louth

Site name: Clonmore, Stickillin

Sites and Monuments Record No.: n/a

Licence number: 21E0036 ext.

Author: Gill McLoughlin

Site type: No archaeology found

Period/Dating: N/A

ITM: E 698187m, N 791055m

Latitude, Longitude (decimal degrees): 53.859655, -6.507389

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Archaeological monitoring of four geotechnical test pits was carried out pre-planning on behalf of Oriel Windfarm Ltd, relating to the proposed onshore substation location associated with the proposed Oriel Windfarm Project (offshore). The proposed substation site is located in Stickillin, Co. Louth, to the north of the N33 road and approximately 2km east of Ardee, Co. Louth.

The archaeological monitoring follows test trenching, carried out in 2021 under the same licence (excavations bulletin ref 2021:052), where archaeological remains representing burnt mound activity was uncovered.

Monitoring of the geotechnical test pits took place over one day and no features, finds or deposits of archaeological interest were identified in any of the test pits.