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celtic Ballyallaban
celtic Ballyvaughan
celtic Bishop’s Island
celtic The Burren
celtic Caherconnell
celtic Clooney
celtic Corcomroe
celtic Crumlin
celtic Doonbeg/Killard
celtic Drumcliff
celtic Drumcreehy
celtic Dysert O’Dea
celtic Glencolumbkille
celtic Holy Island
celtic Keelhila
celtic Kilbaha
celtic Kilcameen/Cill Caimin
celtic Kilcorney/Cill Choime
celtic Kilfarboy
celtic Kilfenora
celtic Kilkee
celtic Killaloe
celtic Killaspuglonane
celtic Killilagh
celtic Killonaghan
celtic Kilmacreehy
celtic Kilmihil
celtic Kilmoon
celtic Kilnaboy
celtic Kilnamona
celtic Kilrush
celtic Kilshanny
celtic Kiltacky/Cill Taice
celtic Kilvoydan
celtic Liscannor
celtic Mutton Island
celtic Noughaval
celtic Oughtdarra
celtic Oughtmama
celtic Rath
celtic Ross
celtic Scattery Island
celtic Templecronan
celtic Templeline
celtic Toomullin
celtic Tuamgraney
celtic Tullaher

Glencolumbkille

 County Clare

St Columba (6C) had a church here. The church is 12C. At the entrance to the site is the shaft of a High Cross. Not far away, to the West, is a Holy Well and cross, and up the hill some penitential stations used by pilgrim’s. Going east, in the hedgerow, is a stone with 2 hole marks said to be made by St Columba’s fingers
        
OS 51 319 992 marked

Irish Monasticism,Ancient Stones, Cross Slabs and High Crosses

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