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Two Prophets: St Colmcille & St Moling

23rd July 2018 11 Comments

I’m still off piste and this week in County Kilkenny. I will eventually return to Cork but there’s more to come on Moling! First stop Inistioge and a well dedicated to St Colmcille. St Colmcille’s Well, Tobar Cholmcille  What a very pretty place right on the River Nore. It was all go and there were […]

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St Brigid’s Well, Mountbridget

10th July 2016 8 Comments

This once important pilgrimage site, the townland is even called Mountbridget, is to be found just off the R522 two miles outside Buttevant, signed but easy to miss!  A rustic but rather attractive little carved stone welcomes you in and invites you to honour the patron saint of the well, St Brigid or Mary of […]

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