What is recorded here
Name related to an undertow (current)
Carraig Súiteáin, whose name derives from the Irish for "rock of the undertow," is notable for its association with treacherous coastal currents that have historically posed navigation hazards. The island's name reflects local maritime knowledge and the dangers faced by seafarers in the region.
Places near here
Rodger's IslandIslet · 207 yd
Raheen CastleCastle · 426 yd
CarraigínBeach / strand · 653 yd
Leaca RiabhachWood · 723 yd
Fort (in Ruins)Bastioned fort · 935 yd
Swifts TowerRuins · 1034 yd
Cat IslandIslet · 1064 yd
Castle TownshendCastle · 1104 yd
Childrens Burial Gd (Disused)Burial ground · 1104 yd
Saint Barrahane's Church (Castlehaven)church/chapel · 1107 yd
Bayard Warren PlaqueMemorial · 1278 yd
SycamoreSycamore · 1316 ydOther information
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