What is recorded here
This is the highest point in Myross, Stuaicín can be interpreted as a small height or a spire. Also know as Stookeen in english
Stuaicín, also known as Stookeen, is a small, spire-like hill that forms the highest point in Myross. Its name and form suggest a modest but distinctive prominence, likely of glacial or drumlin origin. While not prominent in folklore, it serves as a local geographic landmark.
Places near here
Séipéal an StuaicínArchaeological place · 269 yd
RC Chap (in Ruins)Church · 276 yd
Stookeen FortFairy fort / stone ringfort · 320 yd
Castle IreCastle · 624 yd
Rineen Forest Recreation AreaWood · 743 yd
GleannWood · 795 yd
Cuaisín a' TarbhBay · 1287 yd
Rodger's IslandIslet · 1381 yd
Nancy's HillMountain / peak · 1533 yd