What is recorded here
Faill - Cliff Dic - etymology unclear In Edith Somerville's writings, she mentioned men were working here when the castle fell. Alt spell given by ES in 1946
Faill Dic is a sea cliff or coastal rock feature, likely composed of sedimentary rock such as sandstone or limestone, formed during the Mesozoic or Paleozoic era through deposition and lithification processes. Its notable mention in Edith Somerville's writings connects it to historical events involving a castle's fall, though its exact geological age and composition remain unspecified.
Places near here
Castlehaven StrandBeach / strand · 358 yd
Glenbarahane Church (in Ruins)Church · 391 yd
Castlehaven CastleCastle · 393 yd
Hut site in CastlehavenHut site · 513 yd
ToberbarahaneHoly well · 525 yd
Gleann BearcháinWood · 530 yd
Castlehaven Houserectory/glebe/vicarage/curate's house · 593 yd
Tráig EilínBeach / strand · 772 yd
Placenames & Their Amazing StoriesHeritage attraction · 813 yd
The Irish RM PlaqueMemorial · 901 yd
Battle of CastlehavenMemorial · 913 yd
Faill FraoighCliff · 1095 yd