Ancient remains found at Louth archaeological dig

The ancient remains of over five hundred people have been discovered during excavations along the route of a new road in Co Louth.

The ancient remains of over five hundred people have been discovered during excavations along the route of a new road in Co Louth.

The local council today confirmed that a circular enclosure had been discovered north of Dundalk, which appears to be consistent with an early medieval ring fort.

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