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              <name>Title</name>
              <description>A name given to the resource</description>
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              <text>Gortnaclohy, Co. Cork&#13;
Killanully, near Ballygarvan</text>
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              <text>a large, muddy pool, a circular bank</text>
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              <text>Amanda Clarke offers insights from locals:  “It is said that in Skibbereen and the district are many blessed wells. There is a well in Castlelands from which the  water keeps fresh a long while. People visit the well on the twenty ninth of June. Two holy eels are in the well--interfering with these eels (touching or harming them) is sure to bring negative repercussions. &#13;
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              <text>Clarke, Amanda. "Gazetteer." Holy Wells of Cork. Accessed November 31, 2018. https://holywellsofcork.com/gazeteer/.&#13;
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