
What is recorded here
Wall-mounted limestone plaque, dated 1644, inscribed 'IHS Sundays Well 1644'.
This roughly-finished plaque may indicates the site of the holy well after which the area is named, and possibly dates to the inscribed year, 1644. The inscription is finely-executed with the cross embellishment providing further interest. A similar plaque appears in an engraving published in the early nineteenth century by William West of Cork.
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