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Holy well in Castleblagh

Holy well
Holy well in Castleblagh
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In uncultivated ground, on E side of road, adjacent to fulacht fiadh (10451). Recorded by Lee (1932, 24) as holy well called 'Tobar a'Chaipín.' Site completely obscured by large fallen tree.

From the National Monuments Service (Archaeological Survey of Ireland) record CO034-041001

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