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Holy Well, Waterford, Ireland

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52.166145, -7.14794
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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.

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

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