St Patrick's Well

Frommer's review of Pozzo di San Patrizio (St. Patrick's Well) in Orvieto. Get information about this attraction including applicable cost, tickets,

Even today, the "rounds" made at various of these holy wells has tradition rooted in antiquity. For example, the Well of the Wether's, a St. Patrick's well

St. Patrick Well in Orvieto Italy of Antonio da Sangallo il Giovane.

22 Sep 2010 St Patrick's Well, which can be found at the rear of St Kentigern's Church, Aspatria. It is in a very sad state; there is no sign of the

10 Aug 2010 The literal translation of this name is St. Patrick's Well Street and this name is derived from St. Patrick's well which exists on the

10 Aug 2010 The literal translation of this name is St. Patrick's Well Street and this name is derived from St. Patrick's well which exists on the

The Mardale Inn @ St Patrick's Well in Cumbria, the Lake District, UK. One of Alastair Sawday's top 50 pubs in England and Wales.

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St Patrick's well which flows into nearby Lough Carra and has never yet been known to run dry. Alongside the well is a rock with the impression of the

In Bellcoo, down a narrow road marked only with an old high cross, lies the ancient site of St. Patrick's Well.

It is said St. Patrick stopped here to quench his thirst on his return from a period of Lenten sacrifice on the nearby island of Lough Derg.

Clonmel, St. Patricks Well. Saint Patrick's Well, Clonmel. St Patrick's Well is off the main Cahir Clonmel road and has been a place of pilgrimage for years

The Pozzo di San Patrizio (English: "St. Patrick's Well") is a historical structure in Orvieto, Umbria, central Italy. It was built by Antonio da Sangallo

10 Feb 2011 Just outside Clonmel about a half a mile from Marlfield can be found the picturesque and very beautiful St Patrick's Well.

Here can be found a tough weather beaten small celtic cross, a tiny ruined Chapel and Holy Well. The Well has long been a popular place of Pilgrimage.

It is believed that this well might be the same as that used by St Patrick to baptise his converts. Why did St Patrick baptise his converts?

The well takes its name from St Patrick because of its alleged similarity with the cave the saint is believed to have used as a retreat for penitence and

31 May 2007 The top destination for Megaliths and Prehistory worldwide. St Patrick's Well ( Bromborough): [News and Comments:4] Holy Well or Sacred

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