1901 census
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Cill Cholmáin
A local heritage account records the form of the townland’s holy well and the continuation of visits after its annual gathering ended.
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Writing in July 2024, Donie O Sullivan described Kilcolman Well as a spring enclosed by a low stone wall, forming a pool about two metres across. He located it near an old burial ground and a short distance from the county road, with vegetation obscuring the site. His account places the end of its pattern day in the late nineteenth century, while recording that people continued visiting for reputed cures into the mid twentieth century. The healing claims belong to the reported devotional tradition. [2]
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