An Cabhán (Cavan) County Crest - Official Heraldic Symbol #3257011 (License: Personal Use)

The shield is quartered: green hills symbolize the county’s landscape; blue wavy lines represent Lough Sheelin and other lakes; a white field bears the Red Hand of Ulster above “1886,” marking the county council’s establishment; and a blue quadrant holds a tri-spiral Celtic symbol. At the base stands a stone round tower on grass, referencing early Christian monastic sites like Drumlane. The banner reads “Bréifne,” honoring the ancient kingdom.

Used on official county government websites, tourism portals, educational resources, and civic documents to represent County Cavan’s identity and history; matches user intent for cultural, historical, or administrative information about Cavan.