Alison McQueen & Associates

Alison McQueen & Associates Archaeological Services, Architectural Heritage Impact Assessment, Archaeological Consultants, Archaeologist, Archaeologists

We are Archaeological & Architectural Heritage Consultants. We have offices in Cork and Kerry from where we can comfortably serve Munster. We also offer our services nationwide at competitive rates. We provide comprehensive advice and consultancy services for a wide range of pre-planning and planning related issues. Part of this service involves liaison with the relevant Local Authorities, the Nat

ional Monuments Service of the Department of Housing, Local Government & Heritage and the National Museum of Ireland, on behalf of our clients. We can explain in clear and simple terms the implications and nature of site specific archaeological planning conditions. We aim to provide cost-effective solutions to resolve the archaeological components of any development without compromising the archaeological heritage. Alison McQueen and the directors that work with her are licensed by the State to conduct archaeological excavations. Our Archaeological Services Menu:
Consultancy
Impact Assessment
Pre-development Test Trenching
Desktop Assessment
Monitoring of groundworks
S2 and S26 License Applications
S12 Notification of Works
S14 Ministerial Consent
Survey of monuments
Excavation & post-excavation services
Specialist post-excavation services
Environmental Impact Assessment
Conservation & Management Plans
Cartographic Analysis & Research

Architectural Heritage Services Menu:
Built Heritage Consultancy
Architectural Impact Assessment
Built Heritage Survey for large-scale projects
Measured Survey of all types of buildings and structures
Conservation & Management Plans
Cartographic Analysis & research

ALL SERVICES - NATIONWIDE

Kerry Office
Bunglash South
Glencar
Killarney
Co. Kerry
086 853 0254
066 97 60939
[email protected]
www.archaeologists.ie

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Fabulous stone circle with boulder burial in the centre at Kenmare
11/05/2026

Fabulous stone circle with boulder burial in the centre at Kenmare

Now that's a boulder burial!
11/05/2026

Now that's a boulder burial!

The three bridges crossing the Firth of Forth (from top to bottom): THE Forth Bridge completed in 1890 to a cantilever d...
09/05/2026

The three bridges crossing the Firth of Forth (from top to bottom):

THE Forth Bridge completed in 1890 to a cantilever design and which carries trains. We were told as children that it takes so long to paint that by the time the crews get to the end, it's time to start all over again!

The Forth Road Bridge opened in 1964 as a suspension bridge to carry vehicles and pedestrians.

The Queensferry Crossing built in 2017 to a cable-stayed design and which replaces the primary function of the Forth Road Bridge at a cost of £1.35 billion. Appropriately named after the villages of North and South Queensferry on either side which themselves were named after an historic ferry crossing from Lothian to Fife.

When I fly in over the Forth estuary and see the bridges, I know I'm home
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Photo by Everything Scottish.

04/05/2026

Archaeologists have used innovative techniques to reveal the secrets of a Neolithic artificial island in a Scottish loch, discovering a large timber platform hidden beneath it.

03/04/2026

Happy Easter from Glenbeigh, County Kerry, Ireland! A wonderful, warm and colourful display of trees bearing painted eggs from children of the local pre-school and national schools 🥰.

The beautiful ruin of Ballycarbery Castle, Cahersiveen, County Kerry, Ireland. Photo: AMA Ltd.
02/04/2026

The beautiful ruin of Ballycarbery Castle, Cahersiveen, County Kerry, Ireland. Photo: AMA Ltd.

Great to see works progressing on the old Carnegie building, a protected structure, as part of the Cahersiveen Regenerat...
02/04/2026

Great to see works progressing on the old Carnegie building, a protected structure, as part of the Cahersiveen Regeneration Project. Photo: AMA Ltd.

View from my office today: Big Skellig and Little Skellig.
19/03/2026

View from my office today: Big Skellig and Little Skellig.

One of the six original Harry Clarke stained glass windows in Bewley's Oriental Cafe, Grafton Street, Dublin. These are ...
18/02/2026

One of the six original Harry Clarke stained glass windows in Bewley's Oriental Cafe, Grafton Street, Dublin. These are an intrinsic part of this structure and are to remain in-situ based on a Supreme Court ruling today. They will continue to be enjoyed by customers as they sip their coffee and take in the artistic detail of these stunning windows. See article below from RTÉ.

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Killarney, Co. Kerry
Killarney
V93

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm

Telephone

+353868530254

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