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St Mullins

County Carlow

St Moling (697) founded a monastery here. There are five churches in a row: the first goes back in part to1000, the second is 15C, the third is the small Oratory of ‘St James’ of uncertain date, while the last 2 are post mediaeval. There is a 12C Cross in an earlier base, also the stump of a Round Tower. There is a Holy Well nearby

The 8C Book of Moling is in Trinity College Dublin

book of mullin

OS 68 729 379 marked

Temple na Boe is found just outside the village on the road to Graiguenamanagh

See: St Mullin’s, An early ecclesiastical site and mediaeval settlement in County Carlow Archaeology Heritage Guide no 5

see Irish Monasticism, Holy Wells and Holy Trees, Round Towers



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