Colehill is a small rural village in the north of County Longford, in the drumlin belt that defines the landscape between Leitrim and Cavan. The village sits on a quiet road, the kind that does not appear on most tourist maps and that most visitors pass without noticing it is there.
What defines it is the landscape: the rolling hills left by glaciers, the quiet fields, the road that rises and falls as all roads do in this part of the Midlands. A working village, not a destination. The people here know each other. That is the whole story, and it is enough.