What is recorded here
Knocknakilla Well is a ritual holy well in County Clare, Ireland. It is not a unusual feature in that region, where water has long served prayer, healing and memory. The exact practice at this well has not survived into the provided facts, but the classification leaves little doubt that people once brought intention to its edge.
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- What survives
- Recorded monument
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