| Site Type: | Pothole, Sinkhole | | Site Status: | ASSI | | Council area: | Fermanagh & Omagh District Council | | Grid Reference: | H11643394 | | Bing maps: | 54.2543,-7.822 | | Google maps: | 54.2543,-7.822 | | Rocks |
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| Rock Age: | Quaternary (Holocene) | | Rock Type: | Limestone | | Interest |
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| Other interest: | cave, pothole, sinkhole |
| Summary of site: |
| These two features are on the underground course of the Sruh Croppa River. McGovern’s Sink is a rubbish-filled shake hole which no one has yet had the stomach to dig. Freda’s Hole is a walled shake hole to the north east surrounded by trees. A climb down the north side ends on sloping rubble that descends through a hole on the south side into a chamber to the west with a further inclined slope leading into a narrow passage. A muddy crawl through two small chambers emerges at the base of Peg Leg Pot, about 8m from the surface. |
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