the Abbey. Her walk lead her to the mouth of the tunnel up which she walked and was never seen again. It is thought that she was probably devoured by rats.
This Abbet was the residence of Count MacCormack for a period ending in 1939. Collected byGeo. Thompson Monasterevan
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ST PATRICK'S WELL near Celbridge during St. Patrick's life in Ireland as a missionary he came to a small cottage about two miles from Celbridge and asked for a night's lodgings and was refused. He then asked for a drink of water, but the
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