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Explorer Tom Post box on Grand Canal Quay is a cast-iron beauty from around 1910 that’s missing its royal insignia, which makes it…

Explorer Tom Hospital or infirmary in County Dublin was built by Patrick Dun, who died in 1713 but somehow managed to get this…

Explorer Tom Odlum's Mills on Alexandra Road is showing off its Art Deco grain silos. Built in 1935, it’s got that vertical emphasis…

Explorer Tom Irish Institute of Purchasing and Materials Manage on Mount Street Lower is locked in a bitter feud with its neighbour…

Explorer Tom The Irish Architectural Archive at 45 Merrion Square keeps the plans, photographs and paper trails behind buildings…

Explorer Tom Café Urbano was an excise store built in 1821 by George Papworth. Now it's a café, so you can drink coffee where they…

Explorer Tom Young Women's Christian Association on Baggot Street Lower has a name that really means ‘We Like Our Windows To Be…

Explorer Tom Merrion Square Park is just a giant green rug where the rich used to show off their carriages. An Act of Parliament in…

Explorer Tom Stables on Baggot Street Lower in County Dublin are sitting right on the street, which is weird for a mews. They’ve got…

Explorer Tom The Old Barracks at Hagan's Court used to be a police station before the Gardas took over, and it still looks like it’s…

Explorer Tom United Arts Club in County Dublin is a four-bay townhouse that used to be a residence. Built c.1800, it’s now a…

Explorer Tom Near Connolly Station, a dark sphere of welded chains holds a flame at its centre, asking anyone hurrying through…