Looking for Eye Curing well and Wart well in Dublin area

Mr.Cool2015

I'm looking for a wart well and eye curing well around the Dublin 15 area or even somewhere near Dublin.If anyone knows of one then please let me know.

Victor

Honestly, go to your doctor.

Mr.Cool2015

I did that and it didn't work.

L1011

Neither will some manky old well.

Mr.Cool2015

Haha

Calibos

L1011 wrote: »

Neither will some manky old well.

Thats where you're wrong.

He'll catch some godforsaken infection which will prompt his immune system to go into overdrive and the wart virus will be collateral damage in the immuno pathogenic war....or you know, God took time out from watching little children dying of Cancer to cure our friend here's wart.

miamee

There is a well in (funny enough) Ladyswell, opposite the Mulhuddart Cemetery as far as I remember or along that same stretch of road anyway. What it might or might not cure, I have no idea.

LostinBlanch

That's the only well around that I know. But, seriously I'd take Victor's advice and go to a doctor, or a different doctor to get a second opinion.

Pat Dunne

There hasnt been water in the Well near the Graveyard for several years.

miamee

Fair enough, I have only ever driven by it.

John Hutton

I do not know of a wary one but there is one in finglas for eyes

Class: Ritual site - holy well

Townland: FINGLAS EAST

Scheduled for inclusion in the next revision of the RMP: Yes

Description: This is a natural spring enclosed within a railing and embellished with a monument to St Patrick, murals and a grotto. A stone-lined bath in the front may have been built in the 1760's when the well was developed as a spa (Daly 1957, 20; Ó Danachair, 1958, 76). This was a station well according to the Ordnance Survey Name Books. The waters were thought to cure sore eyes and inveterate ulcers. Still venerated.
Compiled by: Geraldine Stout

Date of upload: 26 August 2011

cython

Calibos wrote: »

Thats where you're wrong.

He'll catch some godforsaken infection which will prompt his immune system to go into overdrive and the wart virus will be collateral damage in the immuno pathogenic war....or you know, God took time out from watching little children dying of Cancer to cure our friend here's wart.

Mr.Cool2015

Calibos wrote:

Thats where you're wrong.

Calibos wrote:

He'll catch some godforsaken infection which will prompt his immune system to go into overdrive and the wart virus will be collateral damage in the immuno pathogenic war....or you know, God took time out from watching little children dying of Cancer to cure our friend here's wart.

No,as a few years ago my brother had warts and a lady told us about a wart well.Used the water and his warts were cured but I used to live in Tullamore back then.

Mr.Cool2015

miamee wrote:

There is a well in (funny enough) Ladyswell, opposite the Mulhuddart Cemetery as far as I remember or along that same stretch of road anyway. What it might or might not cure, I have no idea.

That's a holy well,but as far as I know there isn't any water there anymore.

Mr.Cool2015

LostinBlanch wrote:

That's the only well around that I know. But, seriously I'd take Victor's advice and go to a doctor, or a different doctor to get a second opinion.

Did that went to multiple doctors but no cure.

Mr.Cool2015

miamee wrote:

Fair enough, I have only ever driven by it.

Yeah

Mr.Cool2015

John Hutton wrote:

I do not know of a wary one but there is one in finglas for eyes

John Hutton wrote:

Class: Ritual site - holy well

John Hutton wrote:

Townland: FINGLAS EAST

John Hutton wrote:

Scheduled for inclusion in the next revision of the RMP: Yes

John Hutton wrote:

Description: This is a natural spring enclosed within a railing and embellished with a monument to St Patrick, murals and a grotto. A stone-lined bath in the front may have been built in the 1760's when the well was developed as a spa (Daly 1957, 20; Ó Danachair, 1958, 76). This was a station well according to the Ordnance Survey Name Books. The waters were thought to cure sore eyes and inveterate ulcers. Still venerated. Compiled by: Geraldine Stout

John Hutton wrote:

Date of upload: 26 August 2011

Thanks John.

TheValeyard

If OP wants to visit a Holy well its his choice, no reason for people to be d1cks about it.

Gaspode

Seriously OP, there's no such thing as a healing well, might as well be looking for unicorn urine to splash in your eye. Seek a real solution to your problem.
Warts will go away by themselves in most cases. If you are blind no amount of unicorn wee will change that, if you're not seek a second, third or 4th opinion from a doctor. Dont be wasting your time looking for magic water.

RayCun

Murray TheDemonic TalkingSkull wrote: »

If OP wants to visit a Holy well its his choice, no reason for people to be d1cks about it.

I don't see people being dicks.

I see people pointing out the fact that there are no magic wells with water that cures disease.

LorelaiG

The only thing you'll get from the well in Mulhuddart is disease not cure.

Also its called Ladyswell because of the well. The well is Our Lady's Well. The estate behind it is called Wellview because you can see the well from parts of it.

onform

OP, whatever happens I hope you get well soon.

cbreeze

Gaspode wrote: »

Seriously OP, there's no such thing as a healing well, might as well be looking for unicorn urine to splash in your eye. Seek a real solution to your problem.
Warts will go away by themselves in most cases. If you are blind no amount of unicorn wee will change that, if you're not seek a second, third or 4th opinion from a doctor. Dont be wasting your time looking for magic water.

Trust me, warts will go away by themselves. When I was a teenager I was plagued with them. I counted 27 on my hands alone and some on my knees. Then in a matter of months they all just disappeared and they never came back (fingers crossed).

Gaspode

OK, since Boards.ie does not allow people to seek/give medical advice, I think we can apply the same rule to people looking for voodoo advice and close this thread now