Keeill Glenlough (Cabbal Druiaght)

Keeill (13'6" x 8'6") in a glen setting in Marown. The Manx name 'Cabbal Druiaght' intriguingly contains the element 'Druiaght' which some scholars link to 'druidic' or 'magical' — suggesting possible pre-Christian sacred associations. WHY: Glen sites where early Christians deliberately placed chapels near water and pre-existing sacred places are among the most productive for detecting. 500-1,500 years of ritual activity.