What is recorded here

Cloghaunsavaun holds a earthen ringfort where Clare fields still mark the boundary between human memory and fairy ownership. The earth rose before written records, shaping a place where people lived, feared, or forgot. Its name preserves the warning that the fort belongs to another kind of tenant, waiting beneath the grass.

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