What is recorded here

Biodullagh South holds a stone ringfort, a circular cashel built by human hands yet named for fairy mischief. The distinction matters because people saw more life there than ordinary residence. Stone walls exclude no one, not even the smallest creatures, so the fort remains a boundary drawn between worlds rather than a dead ruin.

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