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1. Loch gCarman - Teach Munna (Taghmon) (continued)

   

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   in Taghmon. He is supposed to have rested on a ledge of rock now known as "St. Munn's Bed"_ while on his journey.
   The prints of the Saints head and feet are said to be seen on the bed, and it is said that several people were cured of various disease by lying on this bed. He was bringing with him a celtic cross, which can be seen still inside the Gales of the protestant church. This church was taken from the Catholics during the Revolution near St. Munn's Bed. is a Blessed Well. Several people used make "sounds" to it up to forty years ago. It was also said that many people were cured there. The date of the pattern.
   In the time of Cromwell, we are told that some of his army passed by this place and that some of his soldiers washed clothed in the Blessed Well. The well

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   History Edit

   Item type

   Lore

   Language

   Béarla

   Writing mode

   Handwritten

   Writing script

   Roman script

   Collector

   • Mary Murphy

   Informant

   • Mrs Brian Murphy