Stuaicín

Mountain / peak

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Stuaicín, also known as Stookeen, is a small, spire-like hill or rocky outcrop, likely of igneous origin, typical of the western Irish landscape. As the highest point in Myross, it may have historical or local significance for navigation or territorial markers, though specific folklore is not widely recorded.

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Overview

Stuaicín is a mountain or peak in County Cork. This is the highest point in Myross, Stuaicín can be interpreted as a small height or a spire. Also know as Stookeen in english. Its height is 112 metres.

History checked 16 August 2026 against the named sources below.

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