Ballyhooly Cemetery, graveyard in County Cork

What is recorded here

Map note: The map marks Ballyhooly Cemetery as a graveyard in County Cork, Ireland. See the mapped place and its surroundings for more context.

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Explorer Tom Church of the Nativity in Ballyhooly is Gothic Revival, designed by George Ashlin who clearly liked pointing things.…

Explorer Tom The Mansion in Ballyhooly North is a former dower house built for Countess Maria Augusta around 1870. It commands the…

Explorer Tom H.m. Grindel in Ballyhooly North remembers the priest who lost a bet and had to sleep in the window frame for a week…

Explorer Tom Forge or smithy in Ballyhooly North has decorative bargeboards that look like they’re ready for a party. It keeps its…

Explorer Tom Rectory in Ballyhooly South has an L-plan that suggests the vicar liked his corners well-shaded. The porch bargeboards…

Explorer Tom Christ Church in Conva is a mausoleum for an Earl, built so big it practically blocks out the sun for the other graves.…

Explorer Tom Ballyhooly Castle is actually a fishing lodge pretending to be a castle because who doesn’t love a good lie? The oriels…

Explorer Tom Castle bawn in Conva is just a section of wall with a circular tower in the corner, looking like it forgot the rest of…

Explorer Tom The bridge in Ballyhooly South has a favourite song called 'Dressed Stone Lullaby' because of its textural interest.…

Explorer Tom Ballyhooly Bridge mixes old stone piers with new concrete decking like a bad fashion sense. A love story went badly…

Explorer Tom Holy well in Castleblagh is completely hidden under a large fallen tree. It's called 'Tobar a'Chaipín', but right now…