| Site Type: | Cave | | Site Status: | ASSI | | Council area: | Fermanagh & Omagh District Council | | Grid Reference: | H14213326 | | Bing maps: | 54.24795,-7.78215 | | Google maps: | 54.24795,-7.78215 | | Rocks |
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| Rock Age: | Quaternary (Holocene) | | Rock Type: | Limestone | | Interest |
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| Other interest: | cave |
| Summary of site: |
| This modest cave is entered through a hole at the bottom of a small shake hole on to a boulder descent of 4m and into a small chamber. Another short pitch descends into a roomy, dry passage, 2m wide and around 40m long with an avoidable 9m pitch at its east end. Two narrow impenetrable rifts at this end terminate the cave. There is a crawl under the main passage at the foot of the 9m pitch into a tight stream passage that quickly pinches to impassable dimensions. | | The cave is approximately 300m due south of the end of Cascade Inlet Passage in Prod’s Pot. | | Harry Jacques was a Dublin student, active both as caver and climber, who was killed in a climbing accident in 1965. |
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