Why this matters
Carraig Súiteáin is an Irish-language name meaning "Rock of the Undertow," reflecting the dangerous coastal currents known to sailors in the area. The island's name highlights its historical significance as a navigational hazard, likely known to early mariners and fishermen in the region.
What is recorded here
Name related to an undertow (current)
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