Field boundary in Ballycotteen North

Ballycotteen North holds a curving thirty-metre wall beside a wedge tomb and possible enclosure, suggesting an old field system rather than a random boundary. The wall still bends across the land, marking where people once separated life, death and memory. It may have guided livestock, defined ownership or shaped a ceremonial landscape, but its exact purpose has faded. What remains is a line drawn in stone, still visible and still waiting to be understood.