What is recorded here

Cormac Reagh's Hole is a cave in County Sligo, named for a man whose story has faded but whose name survived in the rock. The hole may have sheltered travellers, hidden treasure, or swallowed a promise no one remembered keeping. Reagh himself might have been a thief, a hermit, or a boy who fell through the earth and never returned. The cave keeps his name because forgetting it would be cruel.

Cormac Reagh's Hole is recorded as a cave in County Sligo. Its open map record supplies this location and any linked names or public references.

Cormac Reagh's Hole is a small karst cave formed in limestone, typical of the karst landscape in County Sligo. The name may derive from a local figure or folklore, though specific historical or archaeological details about human use or significance have not been widely documented.