The source records Mitchelstown as this person's birthplace. The pin marks the area, not an exact birth address or later home.

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Why this person is known: Irish politician

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Explorer Tom Hogan in Brigown has this unusual reverse painted glass fascia that is totally rare and weird. It’s a shopfront from…

Explorer Tom Forde in Brigown was formerly a pair of imposing late nineteenth-century houses with distinguished shopfronts. It…

Explorer Tom Mitchelstown Courthouse is a neo-classical beauty that was built for £3000 by the Earl of Kingston, which sounds like a…

Explorer Tom John Mandeville in County Cork is proud of being a medieval guy who got left behind by history but still looks sharp.…

Explorer Tom John Mandeville Monument in Mitchelstown commemorates a Land League leader who spent time in jail and died young. It’s…

Explorer Tom The historic building in Brigown has a cut limestone façade that survived a storm it’s bragging about to anyone who…

Explorer Tom Paul Roche in Brigown is doing a bit of a fancy dress party with its fake stone paint job. I bet it thinks it’s a…

Explorer Tom Store or warehouse in Mitchelstown on James Street is from around 1860 and has a projecting beam that probably moved…

Explorer Tom Allied Irish Bank in Brigown is a corner-sited three-storey from c.1910 with limestone cladding that makes it stand out…

Explorer Tom Presentation Convent gates in Brigown are doing their best Gothic Revival impression to scare off the seagulls. The…

Explorer Tom W.J. Ryan house in Brigown has a fine shopfront and decorative render detailing from the late 1800s. The map makers got…

Explorer Tom Catholic Church of Our Lady Conceived Without Sin in Brigown is hiding a scandal where Daniel O'Mahony’s mausoleum is…