What is recorded here

In a shallow hollow above Tralee Bay, a broken stone ring still marks the footprint of a small dwelling. Sheep graze beside it now, but the shape suggests a life of warmth, shadow and repeated return. The land has changed around the hut, yet the hollow keeps its memory intact.

Sited in a natural hollow on a N facing slope with views over Tralee Bay. Land use is rough grazing for sheep. To the N is an extensive area of conifer plantation. D-shaped hut site (ext. dims. 3.8m N-S x 2.6m E-W; wall H 0.5m) in a natural depression in the slope with an entrance to the SE. Two sections of relict field boundary are located just to the SE. 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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