The most recent issue of the JIA is Vol. XXIX (for 2020) edited by Dr Dirk Brandherm, Department of Queen's University Belfast. This volume contains the following articles:

• Mary Cahill and Nora White
  
• A tale of two lost lunulae—one with its ogham story to tell
  
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• J. Ll. W. Williams and David A. Jenkins
  
• A petrographic study of pottery from the Late Neolithic/Beaker settlement at Newgrange, Co. Meath, Ireland
  
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• Victoria Ginn and Gill Plunkett
  
• Filling the gaps: a chronology of Bronze Age settlement in Ireland
  
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• Rena Maguire
  
• The Southern Cross: examining possible connections between the pre-Roman Iron Age ‘Vale’ brooches of Britain and the Ballykean Type 1d Y-pieces
  
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• Richard B. Warner
  
• The Late Roman silver hoard from Ballinrees, Co. Derry: observations and implications
  
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• Clare Mullins
  
• An early medieval cemetery at Rogerstown, Co. Dublin
  
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• Fintan Walsh 
  
• A multivallate ringfort at Knockhouse Lower, Co. Waterford
  
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• Brittany Nebiolini
  
• Silver hoards and the economic interrelationship of Viking York and Dublin (800–1000)
  
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• Paul Logue and Déaglán Ó Doibhlin
  
• Landscapes of hunting and assembly in the north of Ireland—three case-studies
  
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• Fiona Beglane and Jerry O’Sullivan
  
• A vanishing medieval church site on Ireland’s Atlantic coast: a longitudinal study of coastal erosion at Staad Abbey, Co. Sligo, 1837–2020

Numerous book reviews are also included.