What is recorded here

Brodullagh North holds a ringfort where earth still marks the boundary between human memory and fairy temptation. The local name suggests people once believed the fort belonged to others, not men. That belief may have protected the place from curiosity, or it may have hidden the true purpose of its walls.

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