After that she refused to return home and spent the remainder of her life in the cave, becoming known locally as a saint. More realistic theories suggest that the cave may have been built by a landlord as a bothy or by surveyors in the 19th century.
Following that, she declined to return home and spent the rest of her life in the cave, earning local recognition as a saint. More plausible theories propose that the cave may have been constructed by a landlord as a bothy or by surveyors in the 19th century.