What is recorded here

Oileán Dá Cheann is recorded as a mountain / peak in County Kerry. Its open map record supplies this location and any linked names or public references.

Oileán Dá Cheann, located in County Kerry, rises to a height of approximately 550 metres and is composed primarily of basalt and other volcanic rocks from the region's ancient geological formations. The name, meaning "Island of Two Heads," may reflect a local legend or a distinctive twin-peak appearance, though specific folklore is not widely documented. It matters as a notable feature within Kerry's rugged landscape, contributing to the area's geographical and cultural character.