Ashgrove, house in County Dublin

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Explorer Tom Knockmaroon House itself is an 1815 building with some big extensions later. It has Wyatt windows with clustered…

Explorer Tom Rose Cottage claims it’s actually over three hundred years old but just had a facelift in 1895 to hide its age, which…

Explorer Tom Hands Cottage has a secret talent for making your phone signal disappear completely the moment you step near its porch.…

Explorer Tom Glen House’s family tree is mostly invented; I think its grandfather was a lighthouse keeper who gave up because he…

Explorer Tom Riversdale House has a long-standing grudge against the weather, mostly because the Georgian entrance ensemble looks…

Explorer Tom Another Oatlands gate lodge, this one from 1930 with a timber porch. It’s got pebble dashed walls, which is a bold…

Explorer Tom Post box in Castleknock is stuck in a limestone wall at a crossroads. It looks lost, like it doesn’t know where the…

Explorer Tom Bridge in Palmerstown Lower is a riveted iron girder bridge from 1900 that’s now closed and disused. It’s got rock…

Explorer Tom Foot bridge in Castleknock is a disused cast-iron girder from 1850 that goes by four different names. That’s either…

Explorer Tom Willow Cottage in Castleknock would bring a very boring plate of sandwiches to any party because it has had original…

Explorer Tom St Philomena's Church in Palmerstown Lower is a simple, austere post-war modern design with a large south gable window…

Explorer Tom Castleknock Castle in County Dublin has a New Year's resolution to stop leaning so much to the left. It sits atop a…