Holy Well
Galway
Townparks (Galway By., St. Nicholas Par.) Holy Well
With reference to the Red Earl’s Hall (GA094-100041-) Roderic O’Flaherty, writing in 1684, noted that ‘The ruines of the earle’s house called Clogh-an-hiarla, or the earl’s stone, are still extant in Galway nigh the key, where there is a well d
Monument Type: Ritual site – holy well
Location Details
Coordinates:
Lat: 53.270755417
Lng: -9.053529521
Lat: 53.270755417
Lng: -9.053529521
Site Type
- Holy Well
Historical Periods
- 10th Century
- 17th Century
Associated Saints
- St. Nicholas Par
Location Map
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