Building on a fairy fort?

heratage11 · 23-02-2025 02:21AM

100% illegal you can face up to 5 years in Jail and fines up to millions

Farmer: I didn’t know felled forts were monuments

REDBULL68 · 23-02-2025 03:09AM

Yes they are iron age homesteads, nothing to do with fairy's, but our ancestors, if anyone destroys them they should be rightly punished.

patsy_mccabe · 23-02-2025 10:56AM

My father used to say that a lot of Piseog stuff was made up at the time of the War Of Independence & Civil War. He reckoned it was a way of explaining away the strange noises and movements at night, which were lads moving guns and ammunition.

Who2 · 23-02-2025 01:03PM

I wouldn’t have been a big believer in this sort of thing but there was half a tree fell that is out standing on its own (some call it a fairy tree)in a field I have rented.
after the storm I was in clearing a couple of other trees with the tractor and loader and I just lifted this and carried it over to other trees that had fell. I cut it up with the chainsaw and there were a few branches left in a heap. Just as I was driving off I drove over one of the branches it swung up wedged in between the back wheel and mudguard and ripped the back mudguard off . Superstition or not I’ll be leaving the rest of it where it is