The Crossbarry Ambush is the latest in our #LandscapesofRevolution Archaeological Mapping Project by Damian Shiels and Tara on behalf of Cork County Council.

Fascinating work by Damian Shiels and Tara on the 1920 Mallow Barracks Raid as part of the #LandscapesOfRevolution Project.

This project seeks to engage with local communities to help to identify and map sites from the War of Independence.

Really exciting work by Damian Shiels and Tara Clarke as part of the #LandscapesOfRevolution Project, mapping the physical evidence of the War of Independence.

Looking forward to the launch of the IrishResearchCouncil project we are working on with UCD Archaeology - Archaeology of the Irish Revolution. The event starts at 7 pm at the Deebert House Hotel and all are welcome to attend!

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New index just released on the UCC Ireland/@RTE #IrishCivilWar project. rte.ie/history/michae…
Interactive maps by the #AtlasoftheIrishRevolution team and articles by Brian Heffernan, Damian Shiels & Niall Murray, #LandscapesofRevolution & Gabriel Doherty, Donal Ó Drisceoil UCC IrelandHistory

My new piece for the UCC Ireland & @RTE Irish Civil War Project is now live, examining the archaeology of the Battle for Cork: Bullet holes and battlefields: the archaeology of the Battle for Cork -rte.ie/history/conven… Northumbria History #Archaeology

Works are underway to reframe parts of the Michael Collins site in Beal NaBlath. Today with Claire Byrne reporter Brian O'Connell met the historians who have mapped the full ambush site and also look ahead to the historic 100th anniversary commemoration. 10:30am 🎙

Link 👇 to interview I did for Today with Claire Byrne on work by Damian Shiels sara nylund and I re #LandscapesOfRevolution around #BéalNaBláth .
Cork County Council Senior Architect Giulia Vallone & Heritage Officer Conor Nelligan spoke re #MichaelCollins monument siteworks.
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Great to see the Tipperary Old IRA Map Project featured in today's Independent.ie.

This project is part of the #LandscapesofRevolution Archaeology Project with Tipperary County Council & Tipperary Studies to examine and research this intriguing map.
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A final #LandscapesofRevolution post. Field boundaries are among the least appreciated elements of our archaeological landscapes, but were fundamentally important during the revolution. At Crossbarry, this one was used by Tom Kelleher's IRA section to fend off a British attack.

More fantastic work on the #LandscapesOfRevolution by Damian Shiels and Tara! This one maps the 1920 attack on Cloyne RIC Barracks in County Cork.

New Map Release! Our second Landscapes of Revolution release of 2022 is a map of the May 1920 attack on Cloyne RIC Barracks. Undertaken for @CorkCoCo, this map demonstrates just how broad these conflict landscapes can be. You can check out the map here: landscapesofrevolution.com/2022/01/06/new…

Out with Tara and Niall Murray exploring some iconic Cork #LandscapesofRevolution today...

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The view from the main ambush positions occupied by Anti-Treaty forces at Béal na Bláth on 22 August 1922. Michael Collins and his National Army convoy drove down the road towards this position that evening. #LandscapesofRevolution

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The Crossbarry battlefield in #Cork . The Beasley farmyard outbuildings which were occupied by IRA volunteers during the 1921 ambush. The lead British truck was stopped directly in front of this position. #LandscapesofRevolution

You won't find too many more important laneways in a War of Independence archaeological landscape than this one at Crossbarry. Holding it open to facilitate the withdrawal of the IRA dictated the positioning of the flanking sections, both of whom became engaged. Abarta Heritage

Though in poor condition, the house appears to retain many original features and clearly continues to attract ongoint attention as a site of memory. 2/2 #LandscapesofRevolution

We have been working on a new Landscapes of Revolution project for @CorkCoCo examining the 1920 Mallow Barracks Raid. We've just published the new maps, which you can check out below! landscapesofrevolution.com/2021/11/25/new… #Archaeology

An exciting discovery at our last #LandscapesofRevolution site of the day, where Tom Barry and his men attacked the RIC Barracks at Rosscarbery, #Cork in March 1921. Impact scarring likely relating to the explosion and firing during the attack, visible on a nearby building.

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Live session with #FAIRYTAIL creator #HiroMashima to discuss behind-the-scenes production💬
He’ll do a live character drawing too✨

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👇👇 Tonight in Kilmallock, for anyone interested in revolutionary East Limerick or surrounding areas.
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All set up for tonight's talk #midletonlibrary #landscapesofrevolution

Have a read of this by Damian Shiels on the surviving archaeology of the Battle for Cork, 100 years ago next month.
Was delighted to accompany Damian and others on part of this #LandscapesOfRevolution project.

Stunning view of Kerry and Cork from the International Space Station

If this was a century ago, ya might see the amphibian landings, or preparations for them, made by Michael Colllins's National Army; or smoke from buildings destroyed in urban fighting and by evacuating Anti-Treaty IRA forces during the #IrishCivilWar . #LandscapesOfRevolution

Would love to see something like this done properly for Liam Lynch in Goatenbridge….. #landscapesofrevolution Tipperary COCO

Hear Damian Shiels with Michael Brophy on Tipp FM discussing our upcoming archaeology project on the Kilcommon Ambush with #LandscapesofRevolution
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