• Author: Gary Branigan
• Published Date: 01 Dec 2012
• Publisher: The History Press Ltd
• Language: English
• Format: Paperback::128 pages
• ISBN10: 1845887530
• Imprint: Nonsuch Publishing
• File size: 16 Mb
• File Name: Ancient & Holy Wells of Dublin.pdf
• Dimension: 165x 235x 7.62mm::176.9g
• Download Link: Ancient & Holy Wells of Dublin

Gary Branigan's book is thoroughly researched and is a valuable resource for those interested in the tradition of Holy Wells in Ireland. Rather than sit on my bookshelf 'Ancient & Holy Wells of Dublin' is a companion in the car & will accompany me on future trips to Dublin to visit some of the wells for myself. I highly recommend this book. Answer 1 of 11: We are travelling to Ireland the end of next month. We are quite interested in the holy wells. We will be mostly in counties Cork and Clare. We have visited St. Brigids in Liscannor a few times. Can anyone tell me how to find St. Anastasia's Ireland has many holy wells dotted throughout its cities, towns and countryside. Some are places of peace and beauty; others are sad reflections of a forgotten past. Throughout the course of this blog I hope to visit as many holy wells as I can. Ideally, I would like to be able to post at least one blog on a well each month (hopefully more). St Mobhi's Well. I have wanted to visit this ancient well since I first saw Gary Branigan's photograph in his book "Ancient and Holy Wells of Dublin". The large St Doolagh s Holy Well, Balgriffin, Co Dublin, Southern Ireland Irish grid reference: O2112 4208. The holy well is located behind the church of St Doolagh to the north of Dublin First a quick detour west to Ballyhooly to inspect St Brendan's Well just an imposing castle, an ancient graveyard and some interesting old Ancient & Holy Wells of Dublin [Gary Branigan] on *FREE* shipping on qualifying offers. Holy Wells began life as sacred pagan sites, and were He led walking tours in Dublin city in the late 1990s. Tony lives in Killinaboy and is a volunteer at X-PO, an old-style rambling house Holy Wells of the Burren In Ireland, one particular form which has the capacity to link our pagan past and our healing future is the holy well. Irish holy wells, often referred to in texts and on maps as Tobar Naofa or Tobar Beannaithe, have functioned as important landmarks in the Irish countryside since the pre-Christian era. is the meaning of so ancient and extensively existing a custom. I observe that in Ireland the resort. 1 P. Dixon Hardy, The Holy Wells of Ireland, Dublin, 1836, p. St Michael's Holy Well, Kilmihill, Co Clare, Ireland. old Irish photograph. QX-00677 The Holy Well, Phoenix Park, Dublin,Ireland. old photograph1896. Holy Wells began life as sacred pagan sites, and were gradually assimilated into the early Celtic Christian in an effort to convert the native masses. Many have seen the rise and fall of Catholicism and some now see pagan visitations once again. There are approximately 100 surviving Ancient & Holy

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