Gas workers find Bronze Age house

Work on a gas pipeline has uncovered the remains of a house dating back to 2,000 BC.

Gas workers find Bronze Age house
Sun, 21 Oct, 2001 - 13:10

Work on a gas pipeline has uncovered the remains of a house dating back to 2,000 BC.

The find was made on a hillside at Kilmacanogue in the Wicklow Mountains.

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