Grianan AilighBuilt as a pagan temple in the 5
th century BC, later Christians adopted the fort . Was restored in the 1870s.

Kristen outside the fort

James inside the fort

View from the top
Ogham stone

The earliest Irish script,
Ogham, dates from about AD300. The notches correspond to Roman letters like a form of Morse Code.
Unfortunately the translation on the plaque nearby for this stone was
written in Irish. So we have no idea what it says!
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