Rathlin: Bronze-Age Shores of Ireland Three genomes from Rathlin Island illuminate coastal Early Bronze Age connections 2031 CE - 1539 BCE Rathlin Island, County Antrim, Ireland
Poulnabrone Neolithic Voices Early farmers and local lineages in County Clare, c. 3946–3651 BCE 3946 CE - 3651 BCE Ireland (County Clare, Poulnabrone)
Ashen Tides: Early Neolithic Ireland Five early farmers (c. 3764–3521 BCE) from Ashleypark, Parknabinnia and Poulnabrone — archaeology meets ancient DNA. 3764 CE - 3521 BCE Ireland (Tipperary, Clare)
Kilteasheen: Roscommon in Transition Medieval lives at the crossroads of Irish, Anglo‑Saxon and Norman worlds, revealed by bones and genomes 700 CE - 1300 CE Kilteasheen, Roscommon, Ireland
Carrowkeel Voices: Ireland Late Neolithic Genetic echoes from Carrowkeel passage tombs, 3087–2466 BCE — small sample, big questions. 3087 CE - 2466 BCE Sligo, Ireland (Carrowkeel passage tombs)
Middle Neolithic Ireland: Stones and Genes A portrait of Ireland c. 3707–2921 BCE linking passage tombs, settlements, and ancient DNA 3707 CE - 2921 BCE Ireland (multiple counties)
Megalithic Ireland: Primrose Grange & Carrowmore Early passage-tomb builders on Ireland's coasts, 3785–3359 BCE 3785 CE - 3359 BCE Ireland (Primrose Grange, Carrowmore)
Ireland's Megalithic Voices Millennia-old passage tomb communities revealed by bones and genomes 3785 CE - 3359 BCE Ireland (Primrose Grange, Carrowmore)
Dublin Norse Echoes Preliminary archaeological and genetic portrait of Norse-era presences in Dublin (665–900 CE) 665 CE - 900 CE Ireland (Dublin area)
