
What is recorded here
Suí - Seat Finn - Finn (mac Cumhaill) This is name of the point on top of the hill. Also spelt as Cifín.
Suí Finn is a small hill or knoll traditionally associated with Finn mac Cumhaill (Fionn mac Cumhaill) of Irish mythology. Its name, meaning "Seat of Finn," reflects its folklore significance rather than its prominence, which is likely modest. The site may matter locally as a cultural or historical landmark linked to the Fenian cycle.
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