Enclosures of this type, rings of bank and ditch that once defined a farmstead, a ceremonial space, or a place of retreat, are among the most common monument types in Ireland, yet each one carries its own particular history, most of it still unread.

Beyond its location in Kilcorney, the specific details of this enclosure, its dimensions, its construction, its date, and whatever archaeology may have been recorded in or around it, remain unavailable at present. The notes for this site have not yet been fully documented in publicly accessible form, which places it among a significant number of Irish monuments whose stories are known to exist somewhere but have not yet made their way into the light.