What is recorded here

In lowlying rough pasture near the N shore of Levallinree Lough in an area prone to flooding and poaching by livestock. Reported as ‘St Partick’s Stone’ (SMR file) and with the continuing local tradition of a stone bearing the imprint of the saint’s footprints. The stone reputedly lay beside a spring well but neither can be identified currently. Compiled by: Gearóid Conroy and Leo Morahan Date of upload: 31-10-2025

Linked to Saint Patrick, the stone is traditionally associated with early Christian worship and may have been used as a site for baptism or prayer. Local tradition refers to a "stone bearing" ritual, possibly involving the moving or anointing of the stone for protection or healing, though specific folklore details remain unclear.

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