Harrylock Conglomerate

Example of the stone type
Material:
Conglomerate
Category:
Siliciclastic, Sedimentary
Colour:
Purple to Red
Grain/Crystal Size:
Coarse
Place of origin:
Wexford, Ireland
Rock Unit Name:
Harrylock Formation
Geological Age:
Devonian, Upper Devonian, Strunian-Courceyan
GSI Rock Unit Code:
HL
GSI Rock Unit Summary:
Red coarse conglomerate and pebbly sandstone, siltstone and occasional red mudstone

Notes:

A coarse conglomerate consisting of cobbles to pebbles of quartz with lesser red sandstone. Used for millstones and exterior ashlar blocks. Quarried at Harrylock (MS57) and Graigue Great (MS58).

References

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