 Further southwest again, lies the double-top summit of Doughruagh (, meaning "black stack"), which directly overlooks Kylemore Abbey (and thus features in photographs and paintings of the abbey), and whose prominence of qualifies it as an Arderin, and a Marilyn.Half-way up the south face of Doughraugh, on very steep ground, is a statue of the Sacred Heart, erected in 1932 by the Benedictine nuns of Kylemore Abbey, in thanks for their safe delivery from their previous home in Ypres in Belgium, which they had to abandon during World War One.East of Garraun is a long sharp spur (which Tempan thinks was probably ), leading to Lough Fee.