
What is recorded here
Baltrasna Fort in County Meath presents two concentric oval scarps on a grass-covered rock outcrop, yet remains officially uncertain whether human hands ever shaped it. The outer ring spans eighty-six metres among deciduous trees, while the inner platform measures fifty-eight metres with a western scarp rising just over a metre. Inside the inner platform at its southern end survive the foundations of a small house roughly three point six by three point three metres, marked by low earthen banks and a western wall footing. Someone clearly chose this ambiguous place for building, even if the wider ring may be natural. A woman named Beryl Moore once reported a souterrain there, but later examination found no trace of any underground passage.
Baltrasna Fort is recorded as a archaeological place in County Meath. Its open map record supplies this location and any linked names or public references.
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