Most of the rocks around here are various sandstones and shales but the bed of Dungarvan Bay is carboniferous limestone and it’s one of my favourite seaside rocks.
It’s a lovely warm soft grey often dotted with loads of little crinoid fossils. It gets carved into wonderful flowing waves by the sea.
You can find these outcrops around the bay, often combined with the more purple coloured shale layer that formed after it as seen here.














