Draft:Infobox:Holy well in Ireland
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The template is used in articles about holy wells in Ireland to provide basic information about the holy well at one glance.
name: The name commonly used when referring to the holy well
english_name: The name of the well in English which can be identical with "name", but may also be a translation of the Irish name.
irish_name: The name of the well in Irish which can be identical with "name".
phonetic_name Phonetic spelling of the (often Irish) name of the well which is sometimes provided by authors like Canon William Carrigan.
alternative_names: Other names the well has been referred to as in the literature/ folklore collection etc.
image: Image of the holy well on Wikimedia
image_size : Size the image will be displayed in
alt: alternative text for image
captionCaption of the image
mapframe = Set to yes to show a mapframe map
locmapin:
map_relief:
map_width:
map_caption:
map_dot_mark:
map_dot_label:
coordinates:
townland:
parish: RC parish the holy well belongs to
county:
etymology: Saint, cure or other origin of the name of the well
patron_saint Can be sometimes more than one, if there are different names on it.
pattern_day: date when pattern is still celebrated
historic_pattern_day: date, when pattern used to be celebrated for holy wells where veneration has seized
veneration: yes/no
reputed_cures:
ref_no: Sites and Monuments Record no. or similar