The document outlines a seminar aimed at networking, collaboration, and exploring new methods of working, with a focus on various thematic groups such as climate change, digital data, and archaeology. It includes a detailed schedule with presentations from multiple speakers and concludes with an evening reception. The event emphasizes ministerial support and opportunities for funding and partnerships.

2. Seminar Purpose
• Networking opportunity
• Identification of common ground
• Opportunities for collaboration
• Looking at new ways of working
• Opportunities for funding

3. Programme for day
• 11.00 – Welcome and introduction
• 11.10 – Three presentations:
• Ireland – Ann Lynch
• Northern Ireland – John O’Keeffe
• Scotland – Rebecca Jones

4. Working Groups
12.00-13.00
• Climate Change
Richard Tipping
• Digital Data
Paul Walsh
• Continued Professional Development / Skills
Ian Doyle
• World Heritage
Lesley Macinnes
• Communication & Interpretation
Alex Hale
• Partnerships & Community Archaeology
Phil Richardson

5. Working Groups
14.30-15.30
• Innovation
Edel Bhreathnach
• Research Frameworks
Jeff Sanders
• Regulation / Protecting Archaeology in the Development
Process / Specification of Works
Paul Logue
• Conservation / Protection of Monuments
Maybelline Gormley
• Tourism and Tourist Trails
Chris Corlett
• Dissemination and Publication
Colin Breen

6. Programme for day
• 16.30 – Experiences from running European
projects - Sonja Jilek (University of Vienna)
• 16.45 – EAA Glasgow 2015 – Steve Driscoll
(University of Glasgow)
• 17.00 – Sum up – Gabriel Cooney (University
College, Dublin)

7. Evening Reception
• 17.45 – Bus from Castle to Consulate General
of Ireland
Consulate General of Ireland, 16 Randolph
Crescent
• 18.00 – Reception with a welcome by Pat
Bourne, Consul General of Ireland
• 19.30 – Close

8. Ministerial Support