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St. Brigid's Well is still a popular place of pilgrimage where healing liturgies are often held.

Located at the end of a narrow country lane and not blessed with too many parking spaces, today St. Brigid's Well is a miniature park where an enclosed spring feeds a short underground stream, this in turn bursting through a gateway of stone and then winding past a bronze statue of the saint bearing a crosier, wearing a cross, and holding a flame.

A visitor is encouraged to say prayers at the stations -- stones marking the underground stream.

About St. Brigid's Well

kildare.ie: St. Brigid's Well
kildare.ie: Kildare Heritage Trail
New Advent Catholic Encyclopedia: St. Brigid of Ireland
Wikipedia: St. Brigid of Kildare
Wikipedia: Brigid's Cross

Journey to St. Brigid's Well

St. Brigid's Well is located a few miles south of Kildare town, County Kildare, Ireland, where the location of her double monastery once stood close to the Black Abbey.

Ordnance Survey Map (N728125)

Visitors Information

Visitors information and general tourist information for St. Brigid's Well may be found at the County Kildare website.

Additional Photos of St. Brigid's Well

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