Blackthorn Grove Park

Explorer Tom Saint John's Cemetery in County Meath seems to have an escape plan for its first owner that involved a lot of running…

Explorer Tom Maudlin House nearly got famous when a celebrity dropped their hat on its carved stone doorcase. The ashlar dressings…

Explorer Tom Headfort Lodge in Town Parks is part of a fine terrace that looks like it’s been preserved under glass just so nobody…

Explorer Tom Kells Courthouse is an early nineteenth-century building with a chiselled limestone facade that looks like it’s judging…

Explorer Tom Kells Town Hall, which used to be a bank, bragged about surviving a storm that never actually happened. William…

Explorer Tom Kenlis Lodge is holding a grudge against the wind, which keeps trying to blow its slate off. It’s got these angled…

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 Presbytery in Town Parks has an imaginary twin across the sea that sends it postcards about how much better its render…

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 Convent of Mercy in Town Parks claims to be older than the Marquis who originally lived there, which is pure cheeky…

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