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Waterford News & Star
"Viking history coming up from Woodstown ground"
- 2004/07/23
"Viking 'town' is Ireland's equivalent of Pompeii"
- 2004/06/11
"Difficult decision" to be faced over Viking site"
- 2004/05/21
"Full excavation of site shouldn't delay bypass"
- 2004/05/14
"Report awaited on Viking settlement"
By Aileen Mulhal 7th
May 2004
Viking Town Is Ireland's Equivalent Of Pompeii By Marion O'Mara, Waterford News & Star 6-13-4
Waterford Today
http://www.waterford-today.ie/
City by-pass to be re-routed
The Minister for the Enivoronment, Heritage and Local Government, Mr. Dick Roche on a visit to the Woodstown Viking Site on the banks of the River Suir on Monday last said that he intends to issue a preservation order on the 1,200 year old site.
Irish Examiner
More Viking sites likely, say archaeologists By Niamh Nolan
ARCHAEOLOGISTS excavating the Woodstown Viking site in Waterford believe that a number of other such settlements exist at riverside locations in the south-east.
Archaelogical - Historical
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Save Tara / Skryne Valley Campaign Hill of Tara
Ardglass Vikings is a charity organization based in the UK and Ireland involved in event management, community festivals, corporate events, historical re-enactments, rowing and racing, long-ship sailing, and the education of Viking culture and heritage. www.ardglassvikings.org.uk
Friends Of The Earth - http://friendsoftheirishenvironment.net/papers
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THE
VIKING SOCIETY FOR NORTHERN RESEARCH Founded in 1892 as the
Orkney, Shetland and Northern Society, or Viking Club. The Society
was founded to promote interest in the Scandinavian North, its literature
and antiquities.
Waterford
Viking settlement may be 'find of the century' - online.ie:
Archaeologists hope that a new Viking site discovered near Waterford
City may be "the historical find of the century." A newly-discovered
Viking archaeological site has experts very excited. The settlement
of nearly 4,000 people near Waterford, Ireland might just become
this country's Pompeii, according to archaeologists.
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RTE News
Roche wants Viking settlement preserved
21 February 2005 20:27
The extensive Viking settlement at Woodstown in Co Waterford looks set to be saved after the Minister for the Environment said he would like to see the site preserved.
http://www.rte.ie/news/2004/1119
Aerial photography reveals size of Viking site
Aerial photography of the newly discovered Viking settlement at Woodstown near Waterford City suggests the site may be far bigger and of greater importance than previously thought. 05 June 2004 22:11
Viking artefacts found on Waterford road route
1st
May 2004
RTE Documentary
Report on Woodstown - RTE Radio
1 18 Oct 2004
The State We Are In: If These Stones Could Speak, Frances
Shanahan
Programme 2 The N25 -The Waterford Bypass.
An overview of the new sites found including the 5th Century water
mill in Dooneen marsh and the important Viking settlement in Woodstown
on the banks of the River Suir. This Viking site pre-dates Waterford
city by about 100 years. http://www.rte.ie/radio1
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