Penitential station in Gorteen (decies Without Drum By.)

Situated at the foot of a S-facing slope. St Gehan's Well (WA031-014----) is covered by a lintel. Some stones, the last remnants of a penitential cairn, have been placed on the lintel and there is an iron ringed-cross nearby. Compiled by: Michael Moore. Date of upload: 25th August, 2011.

St Gehan's Well is associated with St Gehas (or Gehan), a 7th-century Irish saint known for his penitential practices and monastic foundations. The site reflects a tradition of pilgrimage and penitential rituals, with the cairn and ringed cross indicating its historical role in early Christian devotional practices.