What is recorded here
Hawk Cliff is a sea cliff located in County Dublin, composed primarily of Carboniferous limestone, formed around 340–320 million years ago through the accumulation of marine sediments. It is notable for its exposure of layered sedimentary rock, which provides insight into ancient marine environments and contributes to the region's geological heritage.
Places near here
Irish Defence Forces Coast Watching Service 1939-1945Visitor information · 63 yd
EIRE 7 signSecond World War neutrality sign · 77 yd
Hawk CliffCliff · 97 yd
Hawk Cliff/Whiterock BeachBeach / strand · 128 yd
Beacon HillMonument · 431 yd
Thomas Higgin MemorialMemorial · 508 yd
Ancient and Holy WellVisitor information · 521 yd
Dalkey HillMountain / peak · 548 yd
TelegraphSignal tower · 580 yd
White Rock, Killiney BeachBeach / strand · 879 yd
Boat HarbourIslet · 900 yd
St Begnets ChurchChurch · 941 ydOther information
Photo: JP · CC BY-SA 2.0