Why this matters
Moneen Mountain rises to approximately 560 meters and is part of the Hag's Head range in west County Clare. Its name may derive from the Irish "Móinín," suggesting a small peatland or moist area, reflecting the region's glacial and post-glacial geological history. The mountain matters as a key feature in the Burren landscape, known for its unique karst terrain and rich archaeological heritage.
What is recorded here
Moneen Mountain is recorded as a mountain / peak in County Clare. Its open map record supplies this location and any linked names or public references.