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Bullaun stone in Derryvorrigan

Bullaun stone
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Unlocated bullaun stone within townland near Knockseerach graveyard (LA022-013002-) described by Carrigan as 'St. Kieran's Well (LA022-039001-) is three or four hundred yards to the north, in the townland of Derryvorragan, it is a holy well and was formerly frequented on the 5th of March. Four or five hundred yards north-west of the well, there is a rock on which St. Kieran is said to have left the impression of his two knees as he knelt there in prayer' (Carrigan 1905 vol. 2, 130). Compiled by: Caimin O'Brien Date of upload: 17 December 2007

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