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Cruckny Well in Castlecomer
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English: Cruckny Well, or what is left of it, in Castlecomer. Canon Carrigan presumes its name derives from the Irish Tiobar na Croiche Naoimh (=Well of the Holy Cross). It is now barely accessible and certainly not used for worship or any rituals. A semicircular wall of about 20cm height surrounds it. Water flows from above the "spring".
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| Author | A.-K. D. |
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