Cahers
Cahers are a type of ringfort found in Ireland. The term "caher" comes from the Irish word "cathair," meaning city or fortress. Cahers are typically circular or oval in shape and are characterized by their substantial stone walls. Unlike raths, which are often earthen banks, cahers are constructed entirely of stone.
These structures vary in size, from small enclosures to larger complexes with multiple baileys or internal
Archaeological evidence suggests that cahers were inhabited and utilized for various purposes, including domestic living, livestock