• Deposition, discovery and dispersal: a Viking-age hoard from Castlelohort Demesne 

  Sheehan, John (Cork Historical and Archaeological Society, 2013-05)
• The Leirvik 'Bonhústoftin' and the Early Christianity of the Faroe Islands, and beyond. 

  Sheehan, John; Stummann Hansen, Steffen (Archaeologia Islandica, 2006-01)

  The best-preserved early church site on the Faroe Islands, locally known as Bønhústoftin (English: prayer-house ruin), is located in the settlement of Leirvík on the island of Eysturoy. Although the site is well known it ...
• A Viking Age maritime haven: a reassessment of the island settlement at Beginish, Co. Kerry 

  Sheehan, John; Stummann Hansen, Steffen; Ó Corráin, Donnchadh (Wordwell Ltd; Institute of Archaeologists of Ireland, 2001-01)

  The results of O'Kelly’s excavations on Beginish Island are reassessed and it is proposed that there was a long-lived settlement there that functioned as a Viking-age maritime way-station. This re-evaluation is conducted ...
• Viking Age gold and silver from Irish crannogs and other watery places 

  Sheehan, John; Graham-Campbell, James (Wordwell Ltd; Institute of Archaeologists of Ireland, 2009-11)

  It has been observed that Viking Age gold finds in Scandinavia and Britain are frequently associated with watery environments and may represent ritual or votive depositions. There is also evidence, literary and archaeological, ...
• Forest cover estimation in Ireland using radar remote sensing: a comparative analysis of forest cover assessment methodologies 

  Devaney, John; Barrett, Brian; Barrett, Frank; Redmond, John; O'Halloran, John (Public Library of Science, 2015)

  Quantification of spatial and temporal changes in forest cover is an essential component of forest monitoring programs. Due to its cloud free capability, Synthetic Aperture Radar (SAR) is an ideal source of information on ...

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