Curses and Blessings at the Holy Wells of Anglesey

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DOI: 10.7486/DRI.ft84ph89f
Title: Curses and Blessings at the Holy Wells of Anglesey
Description: The practise of visiting a well to ask for a blessing is a centuries old tradition in Wales. Cursing one’s mortal enemy, however, is a much more recent practise.
Creators: Hope Noonan Stoner
Author: Rita Singer
Collaborator: Wexford County Council
Editor: Hope Noonan Stoner James Louis Smith
Funder: Ireland Wales Cooperation Programme, European Regional Development Fund
Publisher: The Ports, Past and Present Project University College Cork
Creation Date: 2023
Published Date: 2023
Date: 2023
Published by Digital Repository of Ireland: 17/07/2023
Subjects: Holyhead Folk beliefs Wells
Subjects (Places): Pembrokeshire (Wales), north
Types: Text
Language: English Welsh
Rights: Funded by the European Regional Development Fund through the Ireland Wales Co-operation Programme. All content was created by the Ports, Past and Present Project.
Reuse Licence: Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License
Metadata Statement: All metadata in the Repository is licensed CC0 unless otherwise indicated. For the reuse of digital assets please see Reuse Licence of individual objects.
Depositing Organisation: University College Cork

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