What is recorded here

Map note: The map marks Battle of Kells as a battle in County Meath, Ireland. The record is brief, so the map sticks to what it knows.

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Explorer Tom Town Parks has a house called Lisieux that’s got a red brick façade with yellow brick quoins, which is quite the…

Explorer Tom Fitzsimons Bakery in Town Parks was built by someone who really wanted to show off their Art Deco skills. It sticks out…

Explorer Tom This office in Town Parks claims the Queen visited once, but nobody can prove it. It’s got cast-iron toplights that…

Explorer Tom The Premier House is an early twentieth-century building with a shopfront that still thinks it’s in its prime despite…

Explorer Tom Bank of Ireland says 'no visitors without red brick' and means it, which is a rule I don't understand. It’s got these…

Explorer Tom Carroll is built on a legend that a giant lived there and just got tired of decorating. The porcelain lettering is…

Explorer Tom Kells Market Yard has an imaginary fan club of very confused geese who still gather there daily. The Earl moved it, but…

Explorer Tom The Stone House in Town Parks is mixing stone and red brick to add colour and texture to Maudlin Street. Its modest…

Explorer Tom Convent of Mercy in Town Parks has a bad poem about it that nobody wants to read aloud. The pediments are sharp enough…

Explorer Tom The Medical Hall hides a tall tale about a secret tunnel straight to the pub. Its Art Nouveau etched glass panels are…

Explorer Tom A. Crosby in Town Parks has a shopfront that looks like it’s waiting for a fox to take charge of the inventory. It…

Explorer Tom This Fairy fort in Cakestown Glebe handles nosy neighbours by growing over their garden fences. It’s a small, overgrown…