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Dromnea

Well of the Poets, Tobar na-n-Duanairdhe

1st April 2016 Leave a Comment

This well is easily accessible and lies just off the Sheep’s Head Way as you approach Kilcrohane. The terrain is boggy and brackeny, a small valley between the hills with views out to Dunmanus Bay. Everywhere the sound of running water. The well is a small rectangular basin marked by a large upright stone. Smaller […]

Filed Under: West Cork Tagged With: Aenghus O Daly Bardic school Bards Carew Dromnea Jack Sheehan Kilcrohane Lake Farranamanagh O Dalys O Mahonys Poets Robin Flowers Sean Sheehan The Tribes of Ireland

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