Bullaun stone, Kerrykeel, Co. Donegal
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Holy Sites & Wells
In the townland of Carrowkeel in County Donegal sits a curious reminder of Ireland's early Christian heritage; a bullaun stone that has weathered centuries of Atlantic storms and changing landscapes.
These distinctive stones, found scattered across Ireland, feature one or more cup-shaped hollows carved into their surface and served various purposes in medieval communities, from grinding grain to holding holy water for rituals and healing practices.
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