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The Schools’ Collection, Volume 0699, Page 252

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  1. Ruins (continued)

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    a well - St Lucy's Well and the ruins of a monastery. The well was covered with stones but sprung up in a different place. St. Lucy is supposed to have lived in it. In the graveyard are tombs erected over people who were buried in 12th Century.
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  2. Ballinlough Castle

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    This castle is situated one mile outside the town of Clonmellon. Built in 1311 Sir John Rielly lived there in the time of Cromwell. Cromwell, having journeyed
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