Blossomfort is a ringfort (rath) and National Monument (#594) located in County Cork, Ireland.[3]
Lios Ard Bláiche | |
Location | Blossomfort, Ballyclogh, County Cork, Ireland |
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Coordinates | 52°09′41″N 8°45′15″W / 52.161504°N 8.754160°W |
Type | ringfort |
History | |
Material | earth |
Founded | c. AD 550–900 |
Site notes | |
Ownership | state[1] |
Official name | Blossomfort |
Reference no. | 594[2] |
Location
Blossomfort is located 1 km southwest of Ballyclogh.
History and description
Blossomfort is a circular lios, 60 m (200 ft) in diameter with an entrance in the northeast corner.[4] Ringforts of this type were mostly built c. AD 550–900. Internally people were housed in wooden huts. Another fort lies immediately to the northeast; this may have served as a livestock enclosure.[5]
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