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Cormac mac Diarmata

St Abban’s Well, Tobar Abán, Baile Mhúirne

13th February 2016 12 Comments

I visited this little well on the 11th February, the feast day of St Gobnait, but was so entranced that I felt it deserved its own page. Appropriately enough St Abán is meant to have been the brother, or possibly the mentor, of St Gobnait and  it may have been he who founded the religious […]

Filed Under: North Cork Tagged With: ballaun stone Ballyvourney cist Cormac mac Diarmata General Ogham quartz St Abbán St Gobnait

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