In an attempt to see all of Glendalough's bullaun stones in one day (with so many this isn't easy) I showed this one to Andy. It's mounted into the inner wall of the cathedral on the northwest corner.
It is possible that this was reused as a water stoop in the cathedral, because the lip of the bullaun is very rounded and looks rubbed. The basin is about 30cm in diameter and centrally placed in the stone.
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