Address sought for Leitrim's only Victoria Cross winner

Charles Irwin & Well Park Manorhamilton native, Charles Irwin (1825-1873) the only Leitrim man to win the Victoria Cross, which is the most esteemed British honours system award, earned for exceptional bravery in military battle.
Charles won the Victoria Cross for his part in the relief of Lucknow in Northern India on November 16, 1857. He died in March or April 1873 at the age of 48 and is buried in Aghadrumsee Graveyard, Rosslea.

Galway based Manorhamilton native and famed local historian, Dominic Rooney has a few years ago written a Leitrim Guardian article on Charles Irwin. Dominic wishes to do some further research on Charles Irwin and is seeking readers' help with a question he has about the Manorhamilton Victoria Cross recipient.
Following Charles' baptism in Manorhamilton Church of Ireland in early 1925, the church's baptismal record for him states his and his family's address as Well Park possibly in the Froxfield (also known as Moneenshinnagh) townland. Dominic would like to find out where exactly Well Park was as it is not listed on any Ordnance Survey map, etc.
If any reader has the answer to this question or can throw some further light on it, Dominic would be delighted to learn of it. Any reader with an answer to this question or some further light on it can email their information to P. J. Leddy – pjleddy@yahoo.com (phone 087-6222816).