What is recorded here

Laghtgal Monument is a square rubble stone memorial dated 1712, set inside the gateway to Lavally House in County Galway. It honours John Lynch Fitz, whose former residence still frames the carved limestone plaque on its south face. The monument belongs to a distinctive group of Galway memorials where English words are pressed into rough local stone, marking private loss within a lived landscape rather than a distant museum.

Laghtgal Monument is recorded as a memorial in County Galway. Its open map record supplies this location and any linked names or public references.