Holy wells are among the most quietly persistent features of the Irish landscape, places where pre-Christian veneration of water sources blended over centuries with Catholic devotion, often becoming sites of pattern days, small pilgrimages held on a patron saint's feast day, where people would pray, drink the water, and sometimes tie cloth offerings to nearby bushes or trees. That such a well exists here, in a part of Clare with deep layers of early medieval settlement, is not surprising; what is notable is how little documented detail has so far surfaced about it.