School: Nutgrove (roll number 10126)

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1. Our Holy Wells - St Ciaran's Well (continued)

   

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   for water through the passage so as no one would see them.
   Tradition says, that on many of St. Kieran's frequent visits to his foster mother St. Ita of Killeedy from Cloum Mac Noise on the Shannon, he often remained to rest at the monastery of Clounough which means "the Field of the Steeds"
   John O Farrell.
   Gragure,
   Shanagolden,
   Co. Limerick.

   

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2. Our Holy Wells - Tubrid Well

   

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   There is a holy well in Tubrid about a quarter of a mile South of Nutgrove school, and it is called after St. Bridget, and it is said that a woman washed clothes in the well, and it removed about forty yards. one can see where the well was formarly. There is a big flag there, and a drain

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   Language

   English

   Collector

   Bridie O' Donovan

   Gender

   Female

   Address

   Tubbrid, Co. Limerick