Stone of Lugnad
Stone of Lugnad is a ruin in the countryside 7.4 km south-east of Clonbur, County Galway. Inchagoill Monastic Site, St. Patrick's Church and Templenaneeve are within 75 m. Its inscription reads: ""LIE LUGUAEDON MACCI MENUEH" ('the stone of Luguaedon son of Menueh')".
- Kind
- Ruins
- From Clonbur
- 7.4 km south-east
- Dates from
- 500AD
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Getting to Stone of Lugnad
- From the town
- 7.4 km south-east of the village in a straight line; it is out in the country, so allow for the roads.
- Directions from where you are
- Open the model above, tap the pin and choose “Directions here”; the route is drawn from your own position.
Around it
Other sites within 3 km: Inchagoill Monastic Site (16 m), St. Patrick's Church (22 m), Kinneavy's homestead (149 m), Deserted Village (158 m) and Bior (375 m).
Tower houses, the castles of the Irish countryside
Many of the ruins mapped around Tuam are tower houses, the tall stone farm-castles of the later Middle Ages, built to be lived in with a small household and defended when it came to that, with a vaulted floor against fire, corner bartizans and a machicolation above the door.
Written from Wikipedia, "Tower house" (CC BY-SA 4.0); the words are ours.
Within a short walk
- Inchagoill Monastic Site16 mAbbeys
- St. Patrick's Church22 mRuins
- Templenaneeve75 mHistoric churches
- Kinneavy's homestead149 mRuins
- Deserted Village158 mRuins
Other ruins around Clonbur
- 22 m
- 149 m
- 158 m
- 594 m
- 6.3 km
- 7.9 km
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Source record: OpenStreetMap node/12419960925, read on 2026-09-18. The street is the mapped address where there is one, otherwise the nearest named road. Distances are straight lines.