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Beautiful finds & weather today. Therese was volunteering today and uncovered this piece of gorgeous decorative stone door casing from between the porch and the main hall of the mansion. Let’s hope the weather and our luck continues for the TY students tomorrow🌞!

What a great photo and find!

Great work done today by our TY students uncovering the incredibly beautiful floor tiles in the porch of the mansion. Arcade films were also on site for more footage & interviews. We’ll be back Friday, see you then!

Week 5 kicked off today with plenty of school tours, lots of visitors and cake (thank you Angela😁). We’re here til Tuesday but here’s hoping everyone has a fab #CultureNight2024 tonight!

A tale of two tiles today on site, Michelle with part of our porch mosaic panels and Marc with a the remains of a monogrammed tile-AEG after Lord Ardilaun- Arthur Edward Guinness.

All of us at the Saint Anne’s Park Community Archaeology Project send our deepest condolences to the family and friends of Éamonn Kirwan. Éamonn was one of our first volunteer archaeologists on the project and he will be sorely missed by us all. Ar dheis Dé go Raibh a Anam.

Huge thanks to all of our volunteers who put in a massive shift today cleaning the site before the final photos. Photographs are a crucial part of what we do as archaeologists, preserving and recording the site for current & future research and for presentation + dissemination.🙏

We finished our 2024 community excavation today with our amazing Transition Year students. They survived crash courses in surveying, recording & public interaction. Enormous thanks to everyone came to see us over the last few weeks & everyone who came to dig with us!🙏

Great piece on our community excavation in St Anne's Park, well done to James Kyle and all the team! irishtimes.com/video/video/20…

More coverage of our community excavation in St Anne's Park with James Kyle

This morning's Home Show on NewstalkFM included a great interview with excavation director James Kyle, you an listen back via the link below newstalk.com/podcasts/the-h…

Join our Post-excavation manager Wayne Malone next Wednesday evening for a talk on the archaeology of the Dublin Mountains, spaces are limited so book via the link below.

Our post excavation phase got off to a great start today, thanks to the hard work of our volunteer archaeologists. Thank you to DCCParksBiodiversity for lending us the beautiful Winter Garden at the Red Stables for these works🙏

Today we were joined by North Central Area Comm. members for a tour of our St Anne's Park community archaeology excavation and finds processing room in Red Stables. Thanks Cllr. Alison Field and Cllr. Supriya Singh for attending, the St Anne's Park Community Archaeology team + our amazing volunteers.

There are still some spaces left on this FREE talk (with ISL interpretation) about the prehistory of the Dublin Mountains, tomorrow evening in Tallaght Library

It’s great to be able to showcase the hard work of our volunteers on a podcast! Thanks to Neil Jackman and Abarta Heritage #AmplifyArchaeology and huge thanks to our funders Creative Ireland Dublin City Heritage Office DCCParksBiodiversity The Heritage Council Archaeology and Built Heritage Ltd

Another great "Finds Friday" where our team of volunteers sorted, analysed and catalogued a range of artefacts including our beautiful assortment of Victorian floor tiles and stained glass fragments. We also welcomed Deputy Lord Mayor Cllr. Donna Cooney and are grateful for her interest and support🙏

Great work from our Post Excavation Manager Wayne and the team of community volunteers in St Anne's Park.

Absolutely amazing to hear about the ongoing post excavation works and findings at today’s Drumanagh Day. Well done Fingal Heritage and everyone involved with this superb project👏👏👏

Great to see this new publication on Irish peatland archaeology, by the The Heritage Council and our partner project Irish Peatland Archaeology Across Time, co-authored by our own Cathy Moore