What is recorded here

Kilcurrish holds a stone ringfort that local memory still calls a fairy fort, blending human history and claime into one strange place. The stones may have marked a cashel, a boundary, a home or a warning, but the fairy name suggests people never stopped believing the field belonged to more than one kind of life.

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