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Carmelite Hermits

Two Kinsale Wells

3rd November 2016 9 Comments

A day in Kinsale; rather nice once the crowds have gone, to wander around the windy streets, admire the old buildings and enjoy a white pizza: no tomato sauce but pears, goat’s cheese and walnuts. The Abbey Well, Tobar na Mainistreache The first well goes under many names  – Abbey Well, Friary Well, Lady’s Well, […]

Filed Under: West Cork Tagged With: Blessed Trinity Blessed Virgin Mary Carmelite Friary Carmelite Hermits Charles Fort Crusades General Irish Tourist Association Survey 1944 leprosy Reformation Robert Fitzrichard Balrain Schools' Folklore Project Tús

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