Fairy fort / earthen ringfort in Dromore North

Dromore North holds a circular earthen ringfort, twenty-seven metres across, where a shallow bank still encloses a grassy chamber on a north-facing slope. Cattle have grazed the site for generations, smoothing the earth and removing surrounding field boundaries until the fort became a subtle swelling in the pasture. It may have served as a homestead, a boundary marker, or a place of seasonal ritual, but its exact purpose has faded with the lives that shaped it. What remains is a quiet circle of soil, patient and unbroken, waiting for someone to walk its edge and imagine the hands that built it.