Irish grid ref: V780306
There are 6 visible concrete capped shafts around the site along with a large scattering of spoil heaps mainly on the cliff top. The adit at the bottom of the cliff is blocked with rubbish. There is a large opencut on the quartz mineralization where average crystals of quartz can be found (up to 3cm).
References:
Wen, N., Ashworth, J.R. & Ixer, R.A. (1991) Evidence for the mechanism of the reaction producing a bournonite-galena symplectite from meneghinite. Mineralogical Magazine: 55: 153-158.
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Map Reference: 51°30'58"N , 9°45'27"W
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Mineral List:26 entries listed. 24 valid minerals.
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