What is recorded here
Cliff of the horse
Faill na gCapall is a sea cliff or coastal rock feature, likely composed of basalt or other volcanic rock, formed during the Tertiary period through volcanic activity associated with the North Atlantic Igneous Province. It is notable for its name, which may reflect local folklore or historical references to horses, though its geological significance lies in its connection to ancient volcanic processes.
Places near here
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Trá na MuilleenBeach / strand · 720 yd
Tráig MórBeach / strand · 803 yd
Peggy's MeadowWood · 1022 yd
Carraig a NéalladóraMountain / peak · 1371 yd
Rón CarraigIslet · 1392 yd
An Gróibin ThuaidhWood · 1424 yd
Cat IslandIslet · 1516 yd