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Tober Patrick in Ballybrennan

Holy well

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This monument was inspected in 1981 and described as follows: 'On a low-lying area of rocky outcrop. This well appears to have dried up' (SMR file). Holy well dedicated to St Patrick.

From the National Monuments Service (Archaeological Survey of Ireland) record WM032-060

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