What is recorded here
Carrigeen is a coastal rock feature located in County Cork, composed primarily of basalt, formed during the Palaeogene period through volcanic activity. It is notable for its association with the broader basaltic formations of southern Ireland, linked to ancient lava flows from the North Atlantic Igneous Province.
Places near here
Big BankMountain / peak · 86 yd
Tobar na gCapallSpring · 94 yd
T. O'Donovans and Sonshouse · 173 yd
store/warehousestore/warehouse · 173 yd
Childrens Burial Gd (Disused)Burial ground · 298 yd
Big HeightMountain / peak · 396 yd
Enclosure in BallincollaEnclosure · 396 yd
Coastguard StationRuins · 829 yd
Wild Atlantic WayVisitor information · 958 yd
GleannWood · 1024 yd
Castle IreCastle · 1322 yd
Myross PointHeadland · 1345 ydOther information
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