What is recorded here
Faill Buí is a sea cliff located in County Kerry, composed primarily of Silurian-age volcanic and sedimentary rocks, formed around 430 million years ago through volcanic activity and subsequent marine sedimentation. It is notable for its exposure of the Kerry Slates, which are significant for understanding the geological history of the South Munster Basin.
Places near here
Tráigh ChloichirBeach / strand · 600 yd
Hut site in CloichearHut site · 827 yd
Faill na SaorCliff · 843 yd
CúlfhaillCliff · 1115 yd
Hut site in An Gráig (tc Dún Urlann)Hut site · 1463 yd
Caisleán PhiaraisCastle · 1688 yd
Ferriters Castle (in ruins)Castle, tower house · 1690 yd
Mullach Charraige LéitheMountain / peak · 1.0 mi
Penitential station in Baile An ChalaidhPenitential station · 1.1 mi
Cruach MhárthainMountain / peak · 1.5 mi
Kilgobnet Penitential StationPenitential station · 1.7 mi
Ionad an Bhlascaoid MhóirMuseum · 2.0 miOther information
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