IAI Summer Conference 2009
Where Now For Irish Archaeology?
Policy, Practice and Prospects
Date: 18 July 2009
Location: Dublin
Moran’s Red Cow Hotel
Naas Road, Dublin 22
* Admission Prices *
Members €30 /£26
Non-members €50 / £44
Student Members €15 / £13
Student Non-Members €25 / £22
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Call for Posters
The Institute is organising a poster display area where members, conference attendees and post-graduate students may display posters which illustrate the nature of their research or highlight aspects of their fieldwork. Posters to not need to conform to the conference theme. For full details, including technical specifications, please download the Call for Posters Notice.
Conference Programme
The IAI is organising a one-day summer conference which aims to examine the on-going government-led review of policy and practice in Irish archaeology and will also explore the prospects for the profession in the current economic climate. A series of speakers from third level institutions, private companies and government departments will participate in the conference which promises to be informative and rewarding.
The seminar will be divided into two streams:
The morning sessions will focus on legislation, licensing and practice.
The afternoon sessions will examine the effects of the recession on archaeological practice in Ireland and the future prospects for the profession
A list of speakers and conference programme will be available shortly.
Venue Information
Red Cow Moran HotelNaas Road
Dublin 22
Tel: +353(0) 1 459 3650
Fax: 00353 (0) 1 459 1588
Email: redcowinfo@moranhotels.com
Website: http://www.moranhotels.com/red-cow-moran-hotel/
Getting there: By Car By public transport
Please note for those unfamiliar with the area and travelling by Luas (Red Line). Alight at the Red Cow Luas Station and then follow the path the leads back alongside the Luas line (in the centre of the Naas Road, in the direction of the city) until you reach a pedestrian crossing from which you can access the Moran's Red Cow Hotel. This will take 5-10 minutes to complete as the pedestrian footbridge is not yet open.
