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The name means 'Salmon Well', although Jackson says there was no such tradition of a fish living in the well. She does however report a local tradition that the water was used by the monks in the friary at Castledermot (see under Castledermot No. ) (JKAS 1979-80, 152). The field is now drained, and there are no visible surface traces of the well. Date of upload: 8 September 2016

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Tobernabreadan Well (Site of) — Abbeyland (castledermot Ed)

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