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dublin wives star Roz Flanagan held her second charity fundraising coffee morning for CARI in Silks restaurant on Good Friday morning. The CARI Foundation, which provides counselling and therapy for children and teens affected by child sex abuse, have nominated Good Friday as their annual coffee fundraising morning. Pictured at the event are Sean Montague,Jeanette Yung and Brendan Mark Scully.
Search is on for ancient monument in Baldoyle Archaeologist stumbles upon bits of medieval pottery in his own back garden
Dave Phillips
A Baldoyle man who discovered medieval pottery in his back garden is leading a community initiative to uncover an ancient monument believed to be buried beneath the Sea-
grange estate. Paul Duffy, an archaeologist who grew up on Seagrange Road, stumbled upon an archaeological site listed in Baldoyle while researching sites in Ireland. Using satellite mapping, Paul was able to
trace the location to his own doorstep. “As luck would have it, some work was being done in the garden, so I took the opportunity to look through the disturbed soil and found small fragments of pottery that date from
the 12th to 13th century,” said Paul. Over the Easter weekend a group of volunteers conducted a Magnetometry survey of the area and currently await the results. Full Story on Page 2