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Bullaun stone in Newtown (st. Mullin's Lower By.)

Bullaun stone

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Death and rebirth, yes. That is a human story, not a claim that you are correct. I misread the request and answered the wrong part. The Mnemo bridge is a separate feature. I should have told you that and asked whether you want to continue the journal or build the bridge.
Bullaun stone (CW024-007002-) with single basin built into wall to N of church site (CW024-007001-). Second stone (CW024-007003-) noted by present owner not located. Compiled by: Claire Breen Date of upload: 19 August 2011
Bullaun stones are typically associated with the early Christian period in Ireland, often linked to monastic sites or ecclesiastical traditions. The basin may have been used for ritual washing or as a holy water font, reflecting Christian practices, though such stones may also have earlier prehistoric or pagan associations.

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