There are 70 known wells in the county.
An index of Kildare's holy wells is being compiled.
Kildare County Council says there are over 70 known wells in the county, but it suspects there may be many more.
KCC says "We would like to hear from anyone who knows of a well, its history, cures, traditions, pattern days and location."
Any information received will be added to the Kildare Holy Wells database, which will result in a publication and an easily accessible digital map on Heritage Maps.
Kildare Survey of Holy Wells@KildareCoCo Heritage Section is looking for information on Kildare Holy Wells i.e history, cures, traditions, pattern days & location.
— Kildare County Council (@KildareCoCo) August 3, 2021
Submit details to kildarewells@gmail.com orhttps://t.co/flN9uFKW1R pic.twitter.com/h6Sg1F063L
The Kildare Wells Project is led by Heritage Officer Bridget Loughlin of Kildare County Council.
The project is funded by the Heritage Council under the County Heritage Plan Fund and is in cooperation with the Kildare Library Service and Archaeology Plan.
The online survey is available here and will close on 30th September

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