Exploring Waterford's Ancient Monuments

Mysterious Ring

Mysterious Ring

"I was near the summit of Crohaun mountain just walking around looking to see if I could get anyway interesting shots of Dungarvan Bay, when there in the heather below me I saw this circle".

"I reckon it must be about 2 meters in diameter".

"Firstly, I thought it may have been made by someone as a prank, but looking closer, it didn’t seem as if had been dug out. Then I thought, perhaps it may have been created by a motorbike but it would have taken ages to keep circling and achieve this".

"Also, I don’t think a motorcyclist could have made a perfect circle as tight as this".

"Anyway, it’s a bit of a mystery – had the "wee folk" (Fairies) been up to their tricks again or could it be the signs that some ancient prehistoric enclosure once existed here".

 

Submitted by Pat Duggan – September 2010

Photo © Pat Duggan

 

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