What is recorded here
Faill Fraoigh is a sea cliff located in County Cork, composed primarily of Carboniferous limestone, formed around 340 million years ago through the accumulation of marine sediments. The cliff is notable for its exposure of layered sedimentary rock, which provides insight into ancient tropical sea conditions and contributes to the region's geological and coastal heritage.
Places near here
CaveMan-made underground passage · 174 yd
Burial PlaceBurial ground · 176 yd
Carraig a NéalladóraMountain / peak · 548 yd
Cuaisín Leaca TobarBeach / strand · 554 yd
Peggy's MeadowWood · 584 yd
CuaisínBeach / strand · 599 yd
Seafield Househouse · 768 yd
Mall Househouse · 808 yd
Cnoc Sheáin de BarraMountain / peak · 831 yd
Battle of CastlehavenMemorial · 834 yd
Bayard Warren PlaqueMemorial · 838 yd
The Irish RM PlaqueMemorial · 866 ydOther information
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