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means A vast formation of tightly packed, mostly hexagonal basalt columns on the Northern Ireland coast, formed by an ancient volcanic eruption rather than any mythical construction crew.

from The name is pure folklore before it's geology: Irish legend credits the giant Fionn mac Cumhaill (Finn McCool) with building a stone causeway across the sea to fight a Scottish giant, since similar columns turn up at Fingal's Cave in Scotland. The real story is quieter but just as dramatic — around 50-60 million years ago, molten basalt cooled slowly and evenly, cracking into the famous hexagonal columns as it contracted, the same way drying mud cracks into tiles, just on a monumental, lava-scale version of it.