What is recorded here
Knockanush East holds a ringfort, an earthen circle built by human hands yet named for fairy forts because people believed the fairies lived there. The land remembers both truths: human labour and fairy belief. Build a circle of soil, stop speaking about it, and watch it become a fortress for what will not be named.
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- What survives
- Recorded monument
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