Limerick Red Marble

Material:
Conglomerate
Category:
Siliciclastic, Sedimentary
Alternative name(s):
Limerick Red Limestone, Limerick Marble
Colour:
Red with Grey, White, Yellow, Brown, Green
Place of origin:
Limerick, Ireland
Rock Unit Name:
Waulsortian Limestone
Geological Age:
Carboniferous
Related Material (same rock unit):
Waulsortian Limestone (undifferentiated), Clonmacnoise Marble, Carrigacrump Limestone, Moneen Marble, Cloonagh (Clonagh) Limestone, Donoman (Dunnaman) Limestone, Kilbreedy Limestone, Clorane (Clorhane) Limestone, Rathkeale (Commons) Limestone, Tuogh Limestone, Cratloe (Crattloe) Limestone, Rynana (Rineanna) Limestone, Shandon Limestone, Whitechurch Limestone, Lismore Castle Limestone, Saleen Limestone, Muckross Red Marble

Notes:

Limerick Reds are generally clear coloured, varying from shady or coloured red to variegated with grey, green, yellow and other tinges, except at Pallaskenry whic is of the type known as Cork Reds.

References

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