Tara Hill Spring, Tara Hill, Co. Wexford, Ireland

Description:

This natural spring water in County Waterford, Ireland, is open to the public for free and is accessible 24/7 usually. Sometimes this site may be inaccessible, though due to several circumstances. It's not clear if there's any water or the well has dried out. It's not clear either whether or not you can fetch water from the site. Consider getting updates from the locals regarding the water availability and usability.

Where can I find spring water?

The correct coordinates are 52.166145, -7.14794, and the complete address is 20-38 Árd Haven, Tramore, Co. Waterford, Ireland. The water well is near the houses on the Ard Haven.

Directions:

Starting from Tramore, take the Waterford Road and head north. Take a left from the circle and another left from the other circle ahead. Take the second left, otherwise called "SpringHill CT". Drive a few meters and take the second left. You will find the well somewhere near the dead end.

More details:

The well is in a residential area. Consider getting proper updates from any sensible person you find there. Avoid visiting at night.

Description
This natural spring water in Co. Meath, Leinster, Ireland, is available to the public 24/7, free of cost. Whatever the season, this spring has a continuous flow of clear water that can fill up your containers in minutes. Spring is secured in a building made of bricks and stones. The premises of the spring are protected by an iron gate with a pathway that will lead you to the building in which the spring is located. You are free to harvest any amount of water you want which is totally free from any toxic contaminants that are harmful to your health.

Where Can I Find Spring Water?
The correct coordinate is 53.581379,-6.608924 and the complete address is Castleboy, Co. Meath, Ireland. It is located near the historical site of the Hill of Tara. If in doubt, ask for directions for the Hill of Tara, and you will find this spot where the spring is situated on the way.

Directions
If you are coming from Dublin, follow route 147 and head towards route M3 for 16.9 miles. Take a left towards Roschoill and continue straight for 1.4 miles which will take you to the Hill of Tara Sacred spring on your right. Look for the iron gate and a building made of bricks and stones to confirm it is the spring. From the gate, you have to walk through the path made to reach the spot. You can also see the ancient royal archeological complex of the Hill of Tara from the spring site.

More Details
There are fewer human settlements in this area. People from the nearest towns depend on this water spring to harvest water for both drinking as well as domestic use.