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St Stephen

Causing havoc in Carrignavar!

2nd October 2018 9 Comments

Back in County Cork and I’m now on the trail of 15 obscure holy wells located on each side of the M8 heading towards Fermoy. I’m to the west of the motorway today and my first stop is near Watergrasshill. St Stephen’s Well Described by the Archaeological Inventory as a hollow in the ground with […]

Filed Under: North Cork Tagged With: Ballybrack Blessed Virgin Mary Carrignavar Crucifixion Fermoy grotto King of Sunday Lameness M8 quartz St Michael St Stephen Watergrasshill

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