Fairy fort / earthen ringfort in Lissindragan

Thirty-eight metres of hawthorn-choked earth and stone circle the pasture at Lissindragan, a sturdy ringfort where ancient people likely lived, herded, or hid before forgetting its name. The bank still stands one metre high on the outside, though a later field wall has crossed its southern edge. Fairies may have taken it back, but the hawthorns and shape suggest human hands first, building a home strong enough to survive centuries of rain and neglect.