A pretty typical 'modern' holy well in that it is surrounded by a low wall to the rear and has steps leading down.
There is a grill over the well itself and a long handled ladle is provided for taking the water. The presence of the bullaun indicates a much earlier form of worship at this site.
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A Random Selection of Nearby Monuments
 Creevaghbaun (Co. Galway) |  St. Colmcille's Well (Co. Dublin) |  St. Cumin's Well (Co. Mayo) |
 Portmarnock (Co. Dublin) |  Toor Well (Co. Waterford) |  The Well Of The White Cow (Co. Meath) |
