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of thousands of tall pieces of rock. Most of the pieces have six sides that fit together and make
a surface people can walk on. They can't walk to Scotland though because most of the Giant's
Causeway is under the sea! According to an Irish legend, a very powerful giant called Finn
MacCool built the Causeway.
The legend
Once, there were two giants. Finn MacCool lived with his wife in Ireland and Benandonner lived
across the sea in Scotland. They were enemies, but they couldn't cross the sea to fight. Then,
one day Finn had an idea. He threw rocks into the sea to make a bridge long enough to reach
Scotland. After this, he was too tired to stay awake, so he went to sleep. On the other side of
the sea, Benandonner started running across the bridge. Finn's wife couldn't wake her husband
up so she dressed him in babies' clothes. When Benandonner saw the sleeping baby, he
imagined the huge size of the father and was rather terrified. He ran back home over the
Causeway and as he ran, he pushed down the rocks to stop Finn following him to Scotland.
The science
Scientists believe that the Giant's Causeway is the result of a volcanic eruption over 50 million
years ago. The boiling lava pushed up through the ground and cooled into the shapes we can
see today.
The Giant's Causeway is a bridge of rocks between Ireland and Scotland. It is made up of tens​