Mulhuddart Holy Well, Mulhuddart, Co. Dublin, Ireland

Mulhuddart Holy Well, Mulhuddart, Co. Dublin, Ireland

Holy well

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Lantern slide of an etching Mulhuddart holy well, Co. Dublin. Originally catalogued with labels "No. 2 Mullach-Hiddart" and "D3XI" and "39." Depicts an a drawing of the Church of Mary, a ruin located by, and closely associated with, Mulhuddart holy well (also known as Our Lady's Well, Mulhuddart). Mulhuddart, from the Irish Mullach Eadrad (which means 'mound of the milking') is connected to The Church of Mary due to the historical Order of the Guild of the Blessed Virgin Mary. This Order, set up by Henry VI, was entrusted with the upkeep of various shrines in the area, including the Holy Well.

Anna Rowland

The Discovery Programme

The Royal Society of Antiquaries of Ireland (RSAI)

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RSAI Lantern Slide, Box 19

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06/08/15

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Country: Ireland

County: Dublin

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Town: Mulhuddart

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Irish National Grid East: O 071

Irish National Grid North: 413

Position Source: www.logainm.ie

Latitude: 53.41161

Longitude: -6.38832

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