What is recorded here
Corliss Fort is a Celtic fort in County Armagh where local historian Úna Walsh has carried visitors from Stone Age rituals at Annaghmare Cairn into its older traditions, especially during Oíche Shamhna. It belongs to the living heritage of South Armagh, not a forgotten footnote. The fort may have served as a stronghold, a meeting place or a marker of lineage, though no exact date survives in the facts provided. Its name still moves through local story because people keep returning it to life.
Corliss Fort is recorded as a archaeological place in County Armagh. Its open map record supplies this location and any linked names or public references.
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