DescriptionThe Cailleach Beara or the Hag of Beara - geograph.org.uk - 268026.jpg
English: The Cailleach Beara or the Hag of Beara Legend has it that this rock represents the fossilized remains of the face of the Cailleach Beara awaiting her husband Manannan, God of the Sea, to return to her. Her presence still haunts visitors who leave coins, trinkets and all sorts of other small offerings, on and around the rock.
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