Fairy fort / stone ringfort in Cloghboley

Cloghboley holds a collapsed circular cashel twenty-five metres across, its drystone wall broken but still drawing the eye toward an eastern gap marked by upright stones. The scrubland and outcropping rock suggest people once shaped the edge of the earth rather than waiting for it to provide a room. An L-shaped foundation at the southeast may have belonged to a smaller annexe, while another house site lies sixty metres away, hinting that this was not a lonely fantasy but a working neighbourhood. The fairies in the name may be later mischief, yet the stones still outline the shape of ordinary life.