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Category Archives: Sacred Well
Tobar Tlachtga (the Druid’s Well)
Here is a rather sad site that I have been sitting on for some time now. I had hoped to go back for a return visit and see if there had been any change bit the opportunity never came about. … Continue reading
Posted in Diary of a Ruinhunter, Halloween, Sacred Well
Tagged Athboy, Druid, Halloween, Heritage, Holy Well, Ireland, Meath, Nikon, photographer, Photography, Samhain, Tlachtga, Travel
29 Comments
St. Kevin’s Well – Glendalough
Moving away from the Monastic City, I followed the green route through a forest area which followed the river. In fact I totally missed the well of Kevin on my first pass. It was not until my return from a … Continue reading
Posted in Diary of a Ruinhunter, Photography, Religious Sites, Sacred Well
Tagged Glendalough, Holy Well, Ireland, Nikon, photographer, Photography, Sacred Spring, St. Kevin, Travel, Wicklow
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Re-work Wednesday 5
I am starting to think that I should rename these posts ‘Re-work Thursday’, instead lol. Anyhow, as it was St. Brigid’s day on 1st Feb, I taught I might revisit one of my shots taken at the many Holy wells … Continue reading
Grallagh Ruins
The Ruins at Grallagh were yet another site that I came across by pure chance. Initially it looked like just another old graveyard, but I decided to stop off for a closer look and I am sure glad that I … Continue reading
Ladychapel Ruins
After some difficulty, I eventually found this quite little graveyard about a mile away from another Ladychapel Church in Maynooth. The first church I found although nice was definitely not the one that I had been searching for. Whilst it … Continue reading
Posted in Diary of a Ruinhunter, Historical, Medieval, Photography, Places of Interest, Religious Sites, Ruins, Sacred Well
Tagged church, Druids, Ed Mooney Photography, Graveyard, Holy Well, Ireland, Kildare Ireland, Ladyschapel, Maynooth, Medieval, Photography, Ruin, Sacred Well, Taghadoe
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Dark Moon Samhain
I was recently invited by an old friend Con Connor to attend the Dark Moon celebration on Samhain up on Tlachtga, Samhain is the equivalent of a New Year celebration and was held in high esteem by our Celtic ancestors. … Continue reading
Posted in Diary of a Ruinhunter, Events, Halloween, Historical, Nature, People, Photography, Places of Interest, Religious Sites, Sacred Well, Samhain
Tagged Celtic, Celtic New Year, Dark Moon, Druid, Ed Mooney Photography, Halloween, Ireland, Meath, photographer, Photography, Samhain, Tara, Tlachtga
37 Comments
Tobar Bhríde
Yet again we find another holy well dedicated to St. Brigid, this time just a short distance outside Clondalkin Village in Dublin. In the book “The Holy Wells of Ireland” by Patrick Logan, he lists fifteen wells dedicated to St. … Continue reading
Posted in Diary of a Ruinhunter, Historical, Medieval, Photography, Places of Interest, Religious Sites, Sacred Well
Tagged 1761, 5th century, Abbess, Baptise, Boot Road, Brideswell Common William Caldbeck Childrens Burial Ground, Clondalkin, Clootie Ash, Diary of a ruinhunter, Dublin, Ed Mooney Photography, Healing Powers, Holy Well, Ireland, Kildare, Moanastery, natural spring, photographer, Photography, St. Brigid
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St. Doolaghs Holy Well
The last items of interest to be seen on the grounds of St. Doolaghs are the rumoured three holy wells. The first is believed to be connected to the small octagonal structure known as the Baptistery, which has become famous … Continue reading
Posted in Diary of a Ruinhunter, Historical, Medieval, Places of Interest, Ruins, Sacred Well
Tagged 12th Century, 600AD Hermit, 7th Century, Balgriffin, Baptistry, Battlement, cell, Cemetry, church, Cross, Dublin, Ed Mooney Photography, Glendalough, God, Holy Well, Ireland, Lepracy, monastery, Olave, Photography, St. Catherine's Pond, St. Doolagh, Stone, Stone Roof, Tower, Viking, Well House
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Royal Irish Artillery
The Royal Irish Artillery aka Lord Edwards Own sure put on a fantastic display at the Picnic in Park this weekend. Lord Edwards Own are a local Multi-period Re-enactment Group from Monasterevin. Portraying the 86th (Leinster) Regiment and Regiment Irlanda in the … Continue reading
Posted in Events, Historical, People, Photography, Places of Interest, Sacred Well, Street Photography
Tagged 86th (Leinster) Regiment, Battle of Vinegar Hill, Black & Tans, Cannon, DMP, Ed Mooney Photography, Free State Army, ICA, Ireland, Irish War of Independence: Irish Volunteers, Kildare, Lord Edwards Own, Monasterevin, Napoleonic Period, Prince of Wales Leinster regiment (Royal Canadians), Re-enactment, Regiment Irlanda, RIC, Royal Irish Artillery, the Auxilaries
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