This is the site where St Patrick supposedly said mass at Aughris Head.
The well appeared during the mass. The pile of stones in the foreground is because
supplicants each throw one on the pile (I did too)
Names on Corcagh tombstones
Battle
Beglane
Burke
Burns
Cahany
Carty
Cawley
Clarke
Cogan
Connilan
Connellan
Connolly
Conme
Cooney
Coxton
Dodigan
Dowdican
Dunn
Dunne (2)
Dwyer
Farry
Finegan (2)
Finnegan (4)
Flatly
Flatley
Flattley
Flannelly (11)
Foley (2)
Gallagher
Giblin
Gilgan
Gilhoole
Gilligan
Gilmartin (2)
Golachin
Golden (8)
Harraghy
Heagerty
Healey
Healy (4)
Hegarty
Helly (2)
Henry (2)
Higgins
Horronby
Howley
Jordan
Kearns (3)
Kearry
Kelly
Kennedy
Kerane
Kilcullin
Kilgallon
Killmartin
Lynott
Marley (2)
Martin
McAndrew (2)
McCloat
McGowan (2)
McGuire (4)
Meehan
Mulligan
Murry
Murphy
Oats
O'Brien
O'Dowd
Rooney (2)
Scanlon
Sexton
Wood
Tombstone map (obscured by moisture inside)
This is a view of Aughris Head,
about a two mile scenic walk along the shore from the pier.
Disclaimer:there may be errors due to transcription of
information from both early and late (current contributors) work.