
What is recorded here
Bawn in Cregmoher, County Clare. A bawn is a defended enclosure or homestead, often medieval or later, marked by a wall, ditch or earthworks. It may have housed a family, stored grain or sheltered people when roads were dangerous. The name preserves that function even when the shape has faded under grass or neglect.
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- What survives
- Recorded monument
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