What is recorded here

Illaunmore, whose Irish name means big island, is a small Clare islet where a carved cross-slab once stood before men moved it elsewhere. That missing stone is the interesting part: a rough island, a careful carve, and a later decision to carry the symbol into new hands. Remoteness may have suited a hermitage, but the carried cross suggests the place gave something worth keeping.

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

Illaunmore is a small islet located in County Clare, Ireland, noted for its historical association with early Christian settlements in the region. It is part of a cluster of islands near Inishmore in the Aran Islands, which have long been inhabited and are significant for their monastic sites and ancient stone forts.