Cork Abbey site and Abbey Well (Cork Great)
Church site and holy well (no visible remains)
OS Letters (1837) recorded a tradition that Cork Abbey house stood on an earlier abbey, with a burial ground nearby, and a vaulted brick-lined 'Abbey Well'. The house was demolished and a housing estate now occupies the site. Ball notes O'Curry's suggestion of a foundation by St Curcagh.
- Period
- Medieval tradition
- Distance
- 2.6 km from St Anne's Church
Nearby history & heritage
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Woodbrook (house and golf club) Dublin Rd, Cork Great, Bray, Co. Wicklow
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Corke Lodge Woodbrook, Dublin Rd, Cork Great, Bray, Co. Dublin, A98 X264
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St James's Church, Crinken (Church of Ireland) Cork Little, Bray, Co. Dublin, A98 VX58
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Beauchamp Dublin Road, Bray
Sources: National Monuments Service · National Monuments Service · Ball, History of the County Dublin · Suggest a correction