What is recorded here
Remains of several field walls meandering across the the S face of rising ground in upland area which appear to be contemporaneous with hilltop cashel (DG015-011-). The field walls appear to run onto and repsect this hilltop cashel. The field walls are constructed with low upright orthostats forming a double wall with an inner and outer facing or revetment. These walls mainly run from E to W across the S facing slope of rising ground. To the SE of the cashel there are two field walls running parallel to each other which appear to form a roadway running E-W across the S face of the hill. On this S facing hill the field walls appear to form several D-shaped fields.
Compiled by Caimin O'Brien
Date of upload: 29 May 2010
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- What survives
- Recorded monument
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