What is recorded here
Faill a' chipín is a sea cliff located in County Cork, formed primarily of sedimentary rock, likely Carboniferous limestone or Devonian sandstone, common to the region. The cliff is notable for its exposure of layered rock formations that provide insight into ancient marine environments and tectonic activity in southern Ireland.
Places near here
Bawn in ToeheadBawn · 46 yd
Dúinín Dhiarmuid MhóirArchaeological place · 87 yd
Trá LeathannBeach / strand · 129 yd
SteillthúnHeadland · 191 yd
Trá Leathann NorthBeach / strand · 248 yd
Sliabh RiachMountain / peak · 374 yd
Tobar a' GhrafínSpring · 436 yd
Carraig a' RinceMountain / peak · 690 yd
Faill ChúCliff · 761 yd
Hut site in ToeheadHut site · 828 yd
Wild Atlantic Way:Toe Head BayVisitor information · 1600 yd
Wild Atlantic Way:Toe HeadVisitor information · 1.1 miOther information
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