The Blarney Stone's original location was a cave - Apparently.
The Blarney Stone, a famous Irish landmark, was originally located in a cave in County Cork. According to legend, the stone was moved to its current location at Blarney Castle in 1446. However, archaeological evidence suggests that the stone was actually relocated from the cave, known as the "Blarney Cave," to the castle, where it has been kissed by millions of visitors. The cave is still open to the public today, offering a glimpse into the stone's pre-Blarney Castle history.