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The Dean of Lismore's Book

Note 36 — INTRODUCTION. (continued 2)

Thomas Maclauchlan translation

It is remarkable that the ancient legends of Cuchullin and the sons of Uisneach connect them with those remarkable structures termed vitrified forts. Dun Scathaig, Dun mhic Uisneachan, and Dundheardhuil, are all vitrified forts, and the latter is a common name for them. There is probably a mythic meaning under this.

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