What is recorded here
Sliabh Riach rises to approximately 500 meters and is part of the broader upland landscape of west Cork, characterized by rolling hills and glacial deposits from the last Ice Age. It holds local significance as a landmark within a region rich in early Christian settlements and folklore, though specific stories tied to the hill are not widely documented.
Places near here
CuasínBeach / strand · 62 yd
Trá Leathann NorthBeach / strand · 141 yd
Dúinín Dhiarmuid MhóirArchaeological place · 294 yd
Bawn in ToeheadBawn · 331 yd
Tobar a' GhrafínSpring · 358 yd
Faill a' chipínCliff · 374 yd
Faill ChúCliff · 391 yd
Hut site in ToeheadHut site · 473 yd
Carraig a' RinceMountain / peak · 644 yd
Leaca an ChnoicMountain / peak · 756 yd
Wild Atlantic Way:Toe Head BayVisitor information · 1291 yd
Wild Atlantic Way:Toe HeadVisitor information · 1504 ydOther information
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