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Dun Ringill
This is an Iron Age Hillfort hollow drystone wall structure known as a Broch thought to date from the 1st Century BC. The site also served as a fourteenth century residence for the MacKinnons. The site is on the peninsula of Strathaird in the southwest of Skye/An t-Eilean Sgitheanach and is to the east from Kirkibost overlooking Loch Slapin.
Image: Dun Ringill mage © Copyright Bryanmackinnon released for use in the public domain.
Celtic nation:
- Scotland
Itinerary:
- Scotland Isle of Skye
Place type:
- Ancient site
