Holy well in Caldavnet, County Monaghan

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What is recorded here

Located on a N-facing slope. A well, which is known locally as St Dympna’s Well or St Davnet’s Well, has a cement canopy that was provided in the 1950a. It is connected with St Dympna of Tedavnet, whose church (MO006-022001-) is c. 4km to the SSE but the well is not recorded in antiquarian descriptions. Date of revised upload: 29 August 2017

From the National Monuments Service (Archaeological Survey of Ireland) record MO006-033

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