An 8th-century text in the Book of Armagh first attests to Lommán's new status. It states that through his mother, Lommán was a kinsman of the saint as well as of a number of other local saints of the 5th century, including Munis (buried in Forgney) and Mo Genóc (Mugenóc) of Cell Duma Glind (Kilglyn).
A medieval text in the Book of Armagh first mentions Lommán's elevated status. It notes that through his mother, Lommán was connected to a prominent saint, as well as several other local saints from the 5th century, including Munis and Mo Genóc.