What is recorded here

Glanmane holds a rectangular stone hut on a steep terrace above Tralee Bay, its walls still standing one metre tall beside rough sheep grazing. The structure lacks an obvious entrance, suggesting it trapped animals rather than people, while a ruined semi-circular extension clings to its north end. Another large hut sits ten metres away, creating a small cluster where human hands shaped the slope for practical use. The bay glitters below the stones, waiting for someone to imagine the herds that once crowded inside.

Sited on a level terrace near the top of a steep E facing slope with views over Tralee Bay. The land use consists of rough, upland grazing for sheep. Rectangular hut site (ext. dims. ) 4m N-S x 3m E-W), aligned N-S, with a maximum wall height of c. 1m. There is no obvious entrance, possibly indicating it was used as an animal enclosure. A 2m long, semi-circular extension, though more ruinous, is built onto the N end. Another large hut site lies c. 10m to the N. See attached images courtesy of Tony Miller Compiled by: Caimin O’Brien based on details provided by Tony Miller Date of upload: 25 January 2022

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