Man-made underground passage in Carrigboy (muskerry West By.)

No. Under the northwest quadrant of the Carrigboy ringfort, a man-made chamber waits beneath a shallow depression wide enough for three paces and deep enough to swallow a standing person. Stones have crowded into its mouth through the centuries, narrowing the entrance but never erasing the intention behind it. The chamber may have stored grain, hidden people or served a purpose now forgotten, yet its deliberate shape still interrupts the natural ground. To stand at its edge is to feel the ringfort reaching downward as much as upward, keeping a room for thought, fear or memory that no longer has a name.