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- National Inventory of Architectural Heritage
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Explorer Tom St Colmans Church in Farahy is basically Elizabeth Bowen's personal museum now, which is fancy. The old church is still…
Saint Colman's ChurchChurch/chapel · 474 ydExplorer Tom Saint Colman's Church in Farahy dates back to 1721 and has a bell tower that looks like it’s trying to peek over the…
Saint Colman's Church of Ireland ChurchSchool · 476 ydExplorer Tom Saint Colman’s in Farahy is an old schoolhouse that probably still smells like chalk and teenage angst from the 1700s.…
Explorer Tom Moat Wood in Farahy is a trapezium-shaped phantom that got levelled before it could even say hello. I bet you can't…
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farm house1571 ydExplorer Tom Farm house in Farahy is a vernacular gem with a thatched roof that probably smells like old hay and secrets. It’s…
Bullaun stone in KilmacullaBullaun stone · 1.1 miExplorer Tom Bullaun stone in Kilmaculla sits by an old church wall where a fiddler allegedly played all night until his fingers…
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gates/railings/walls1.6 miExplorer Tom Gates in Carrigleagh are five separate gateways that seem to be gossiping loudly about everyone passing through their…
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