What is recorded here
Binn Chaonaigh rises to approximately 550 meters and is part of the rugged landscape of the Connemara region in County Galway. Its name, meaning "Cianach's Hill," suggests a possible historical or folkloric association with a local figure named Cianach. The area is significant for its wild, unspoiled terrain and its place within the cultural and natural heritage of western Ireland.
Places near here
Binn MhairgMountain / peak · 573 yd
XIIWayside cross · 1293 yd
IIWayside cross · 1302 yd
St. Patricks Holy WellHoly well · 1312 yd
Binn idir an dá Log SE TopMountain / peak · 1335 yd
Enclosure in Doire Bhéal An MhámaEnclosure · 1.3 mi
Lue IslandIslet · 3.3 mi
Red IslandIslet · 3.9 mi
Derryclare Nature ReserveNature reserve · 4.3 mi
CastlekirkCastle · 6.0 mi
Joyce Country SheepdogsHeritage attraction · 6.4 mi
Screebe WaterfallWaterfall · 7.4 miOther information
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