Round stones with holes in them, found at holy wells and other sacred sites in , have been described as feminine symbols. They were held to have healing power, especially helping women to conceive or to survive difficult pregnancies. Some were large flat boulders with basins, either natural or artificial, from which women would drink water ritually. Bullauns were also used as receptacles for libations or fluid offerings.
Source: P. Monaghan `Encyclopedia of and `
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Feaghna Bullaun Stones are a fascinating place. I was fortunate to visit in 2017. These are “cursing stones” or bullauns (búllán in irish); malefic magics. Even today there is a strong belief that they should never be removed.

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