The Turoe Stone is a remarkable example of ancient Irish art, located in County Galway, Ireland. This large granite boulder features intricate carvings, including spirals and other geometric designs, which are believed to date back to the late Neolithic or early Bronze Age, around 1000-500 BC. The stone is approximately 2.5 meters high and is thought to have held significant cultural and spiritual importance for the people of that time. The stone is part of a larger group of similar megalithic carvings found throughout Ireland, often associated with ancient rituals and ceremonies. It is situated near the village of Ballygar and is a popular site for visitors interested in Ireland's prehistoric heritage. The Turoe Stone is also recognized as a National Monument, ensuring its preservation for future generations.