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What is recorded here
Holy well, built c. 1830. Detached single-bay single-storey lean-to building. Liscannor flagged single-pitched roof with concrete coping, rendered chimneystacks, and having timber beams to flat roof over corridor to well. Rendered and rubble stone wall. Timber matchboard door to building. Segmental-arched opening to well. Numerous votive offerings to interior. Stream falls over Liscannor flags to well.
The story behind this place
Liscannor flagged single-pitched roof with concrete coping, rendered chimneystacks, and having timber beams to flat roof over corridor to well.
From the Buildings of Ireland (National Inventory of Architectural Heritage) record 20401406
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