What is recorded here
Faill a' Deamhain is a sea cliff located in County Kerry, formed primarily of sedimentary rock, likely from the Carboniferous period, around 300 to 360 million years old. The cliff is notable for its exposure of layered rock formations that provide insight into ancient marine environments and tectonic activity in the region.
Places near here
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Maoláin BheagHeadland · 458 yd
Maoláin MhórHeadland · 750 yd
Megalithic structure in DuicheallaMegalithic structure · 810 yd
Cuas Faoi ThalamhCave · 818 yd
WWII Lookout PostRuins · 1193 yd
Bolus Napoleonic Signal TowerRuins · 1205 yd
Liberator "63939" monumentMemorial · 1392 yd
Bogha SínMountain / peak · 1482 yd
Cuas na gColúr/Cove of the Pigeons.Cave · 1.0 mi
Cnoc Ceannúch (Canuig Mountain)Mountain / peak · 1.0 mi
Trá PhraisceBeach / strand · 2.3 miOther information
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