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Sarah Gormley holds an MPhil in Archaeology (2004) and works in Queen’s University Belfast where she has managed a wide range of archaeological projects including Archaeological Objects from County Fermanagh (2000-2002), the Condition and Management Survey of the Archaeological Resource in Northern Ireland (2004-2009), and the major post-excavation programmes for Parke’s Castle (2007- 2012), and Ranalagh (2017-2022). Sarah has directed numerous excavations including St Elizabeth’s Church (2007) and Fowler’s Pottery (2019).

Jordan McClelland holds a BA Archaeology degree (2023) and MRes degree (2024) from Queen’s University Belfast, where he has conducted several research projects into historical Irish ceramics. His undergraduate dissertation studied an assemblage of Medieval ceramics from Cathedral Hill Downpatrick, while his MRes dissertation studied the 19th century ceramics recovered from Fowler’s Pottery. Jordan has recently commenced a doctoral study at Queen’s University Belfast working on connections between the Early Medieval pottery of Ireland and western Scotland.