Limerick

Unlike Dublin and Waterford, archaeological evidence for the Viking town of Limerick remains for the most part…

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Dublin

The Vikings settled in Dublin from 841 AD onwards. During their reign Dublin became the most important town in…

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Clontarf

The Battle of Clontarf, fought on Good Friday in 1014AD, is one of the most famous events in Irish history. It…

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Roskilde

During the first half of the 11th century Roskilde sprang up on an open field and in the course of a few years…

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Hastings

On 14th October AD 1066 William (the Conqueror) of Normandy and Harold Godwinson of England met at the Battle of…

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Photo: Martin Kristensen

Skipper: "Abandon ship!"

Just three weeks before sailing to Dublin the crew on board the Sea Stallion tested the final details concerning…

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The project just as Irish as it is Danish

An Irish Viking ship! Sounds contradictory? It is not. 1,200 years ago the Vikings settled in Ireland and the two…

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Scottish vessel to support the Sea Stallion

Seatrek Training from Ardrishaig, Argyll, in Scotland will facilitate a support vessel for the Sea Stallion at the…

Ballyholme

In 1903 a grave containing a pair of bronze brooches, a bowl, fragment of chain and some textile were discovered at…

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Woodstown

In 2003 archaeological investigations along the route of a proposed road near Waterford city uncovered a large…

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