Fairy fort / earthen ringfort in Drombeg (ibane and Barryroe By.)

Drombeg holds three stone circles, but this forgotten earthen ring sits beside them, a shallow bowl of packed earth and scattered stone on a NE-facing slope. It is small enough to walk across in breath, yet the bank still rises a metre above the grass and a narrow ditch cuts the western edge. Perhaps it was a dwelling, a boundary marker, or a child circle drawn by hands that never learned to build tall. The land kept the shape long after the names disappeared, proving that size does not decide whether a place remembers.