What is recorded here

Bullock Island is one of thirty-two wooded islands in Lough Key, County Roscommon, Ireland. It shares the water with Castle Island, Stag Island and Drumman's Island, while the lake itself stretches five kilometres long and three kilometres wide. The King family acquired the surrounding land during the 17th-century Cromwellian Settlement, renaming the area Rockingham and building a mansion there in 1809. Bullock Island remains a quiet green mark inside that old lake, visible from the road above Boyle and still caught up in the story of Loch Cé.

Bullock Island is recorded as a islet in County Roscommon. Its open map record supplies this location and any linked names or public references.

Bullock Island is a small islet located in Lough Corrib, County Roscommon, historically associated with early monastic settlements in the region. It is notable for its connection to Saint Cianan, an Irish monk who founded a monastery there in the 6th century, contributing to the area's religious and cultural heritage.