St. Declan's Well and Church (Ruins)
About the Business
Welcome to St. Declan's Well and Church (Ruins), a must-see historical and spiritual attraction located in County Waterford, Ardmore. This establishment has a unique cultural and religious significance dating back to the 5th century.
As you walk through the ruins, you will be awed by the architectural beauty of the church and the surrounding landscape. The remains of the church's walls, doors, and windows reveal the skill of the craftsmen who built it. St. Declan's Well is believed to have healing powers, and many visitors come to witness the power of the holy water.
The rich history of St. Declan's Well and Church (Ruins) is reflected in the inscriptions on the gravestones. These inscriptions give insight into the daily life of the people who lived in the area and their deep faith. The ruins are a testament to the region's past and provide a window into the lives of those who once called the area home.
St. Declan is a beloved figure in Ireland, often referred to as one of the country's patron saints. The well and the church are said to be the site of many of his miracles, and as such, the site is of great religious and spiritual significance to visitors.
Whether you are a history buff, a cultural enthusiast, or a spiritual seeker, St. Declan's Well and Church (Ruins) is a must-see tourist attraction that will leave you with a lasting impression. A visit to this establishment will give you an opportunity to connect with Ireland's rich history and heritage and experience the beauty of its landscape.
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Ballinamona, Ardmore, Co. Waterford, Ireland
Reviews
"Amazing how the tree hasn't rotted with the water flowing around the roots lovely tranquil place to reflect"
"Absolutely stunning views on the cliff walk!!"
"Attended my friends first wedding here. What an amazing place. We too brought our kids and they nearly fell off. (So close!!!)"
"This is on a cliff side walk starting near the Cliff house hotel. The walk itself is only about an hour but the views and fresh sea air are lovely. The well itself is really pretty and adds a little bit of history to the walk to complement this gem of a stroll. Word of advice though, in Autumn, Winter and spring wear good waterproof boots as it's a bit on the boggy side."
"Its right next to the cliff hotel. It is definitely worth the walk up as the views are amazing. I definitely advice to do it on a good day. And I wouldn't be bringing young children with me . As most of the cliff is not fence off. Which is very dangerous as you are looking over the edge. It is about 20 minutes to the viewing point which has a fantastic view which looks right out on to the sea. It's about a hour walk in totally around. I would definitely advice any one in the area. To pop up on a good day and do the walk as you wont regret it. As the views are fantastic."
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