_40 St Luag's Church "St Luag's Church was demolished in the 1820s. When the church was knocked down two Pictish symbol stones were discovered in the foundations. They are now displayed in the old churchyard. The old churchyard also contains a medieval stone coffin, and a third Pictish symbol stone which was moved here from Barflat. The bell from the church is now in the local school and dates from 1620. We do not know when St Luag's Church was founded, but some historians and archaeologists think that the dedication to a relatively obscure Irish saint means that the site had religious associations in the Early Middle Ages." Museum "St Luag's Church was demolished in the 1820s. When the church was knocked down two Pictish symbol stones were discovered in the foundations. They are now displayed in the old churchyard. The old churchyard also contains a medieval stone coffin, and a third Pictish symbol stone which was moved here from Barflat. The bell from the church is now in the local school and dates from 1620. We do not know when St Luag's Church was founded, but some historians and archaeologists think that the dedication to a relatively obscure Irish saint means that the site had religious associations in the Early Middle Ages." 57.326113 -2.83321