Saint Moling's Millrace, St Mullins County Carlow

St Molings Millrace is a stream leading to a historic mill, which according to local tradition and folklore was dug by the saint by his own hands.

Undoubtedly one of Ireland’s most important religious and heritage sites, the ecclesiastical complex at St Mullins is of great significance. St. Moling is believed to have founded a monastery here in around the seventh century. The large ditch-like earthwork known as St. Moling’s Millrace may represent the remains of an early medieval mill system.

The Community: St Mullins Amenity and Recreational Tourism Group (SMART) Ltd

St. Mullins Amenity and Recreational Tourism Group Ltd (SMART) have carried out a large number of projects, schemes and events to help to promote and present the lovely village of St. Mullins and its fantastic heritage. The group have researched and produced a number of articles, brochures and pamphlets on the story of St. Mullins, and these are available in the locality.

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