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There is a hole in the middle of it where a Celtic cross stood but it is broken now and the remains of it are in Carne graveyard. The cross was a land-mark on the way to Lough Derg and it was also a mark of the boundary of the Terman lands which once belonged to the monks who lived on the island of Lough Day.

Some men have dug up some clay in the centre of the circle and have found blackened flag stones where beacon fires had been lit. These fires were also used as a land mark.

All the people travelled on foot to Lough Derg at that time and used an old road which passes Rathnacross.

The fairy-people were supposed to live in this rath and it was said that if a person spoke to them he would be taken away on a white horse and never be let down off him."]]> 54.581320,-7.814409]]> ]]> 54.581320,-7.814409]]> 54.600466, -7.863156]]>
Local tradition says that as Saint Patrick was going to 'The Island' he got thirsty and he came upon a spring well. He drank out of it and then he blessed it.

There is a cure for toothache sore-heads and sore legs at this Holy Well.

When anyone takes away a bottle of the water it must be corked with rushes from the well-side.
An old rag or some such thing is supposed to be left at the Well after a visit."]]> 54.698941,-8.081152]]> 54.609062, -7.871015]]>