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Bailiúchán na Scol, Imleabhar 0622, Leathanach 163
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On the following morning when they got up the man of the house went out to feed the cattle and he found to his amazement that the grave-yard had vanished and in its stead stood a blessed well which was dedicated to St Corcoran.
This well is supposed to have a cure for sore eyes and the people of Miltown used to go there some years ago to perform rounds but it seems that the custom has died out lately because the people seemed to lose faith in the well.
A man from Miltown Malbay was cured at St Corcoran's well a great many years ago. He went to the well for seven days in succession and performed a round in the morning at eight o'clock and one at eight o'clock in the nieght, and on the seventh day his sight was restored to him.
There is another story told about the blessed well in Glenville. In James Crowe's land there(leanann ar an chéad leathanach eile)
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