Fairy fort / stone ringfort in Ballylee (kiltartan By.)

Thirty-six metres of drystone circle still stands on the steep rise above the Streamstown River, though a road now cuts cleanly through what once enclosed. The wall survives best at the southwest, while field stones bury the rest, suggesting the fort gave way to farming long before anyone measured it. An underground passage remains nearby, waiting for the kind of darkness that makes people imagine fairies instead of admitting they simply forgot who dug it.