School: Ballymore-Eustace (B.) (roll number 1417)

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Ballymore Eustace, Co. Kildare
Teacher:
Jas. Byrne
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    St James’s Well, Coughlanstown.
    In Coughlanstown Graveyard - 2 miles from Ballymore Eustace. It is supposed to have healing powers. There used to be a pilgrimage from the stone cross,[see previous page] near Dwyer’s cottage, to the well - there was a special day for the pilgrimage. No living person remembers the actual pilgrimage. A few still visit the well for cures.
    Visits - Three - on three different days. Pray and leave some religious object at the well.
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