Townland Features.
The Lisheen
The bivallate ringfort at The Lisheen is located on a slope and gives the nearby road a curved deflection. Parts of the fosse or excavated depression survive though much of it has been eroded. The internal diameter of a north/south axis is 39.50 metres and the fosse which is flat-bottomed inn 2.10 metres wide. The banking material is largely of earth but there are traces of stone particularly on the outer bank to the north and east. Here also on the inside face of the bank are the possible remains of a revetment. No obvious entrance survives and the interior is very uneven and featureless apart from a slight hollow to the west.
Ringfort
This ringfort in the northeast corner of the townland is again a roughly circular bivallate structure and much of the material on surviving banks is largely of stone and measures 32 metres in diameter. A single stone wall runs through the fort as a farm boundary wall and would have been erected much more recently while the surrounding land clearly had rock outcrop originally. The interior is rough and uneven with a scattering of hawthorn trees and bushes while in the south of the interior there is a patch of rock outcrop.
Ballinrooaun Pump
The High Stile
Ballinruane School
St. Joseph’s National School.
Hehir’s Shop
Nancy Monaghans Shop
Parker’s Land
Ballinrooaun House
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