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Inchagoill
53.4860° N, -9.3170° E
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Inchagoill is an island in Lough Corrib, Ireland. Its Christian ruins constitute an Irish National Monument. The island name means "Island of the devout foreigner."
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Possible church founding
6th–7th century AD
Lugnad's stone (inscription)
6th century
Incised slab
8th century
Templenaneeve doorway
12th century
Muirgheas O'Nioc burial
1128
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ChurchesSacred WellsStelaeBullauns
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InscriptionsCross SlabsIncised SlabsSculpted Heads
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