Bridge in Cleggan, County Galway

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Explorer Tom Cleggan House has a long list of former names and a shorter list of excuses. The red brick stables are still standing…

Explorer Tom Water pump in Knockbrack would post a selfie with an acorn finial captioning it 'living my best rustic life.' It gave…

Explorer Tom Cleggan in County Galway has a family tree that is mostly made up of people who loved fish and argued about tides. It…

Explorer Tom The Strand is known to rearrange its own pebbles when nobody’s looking, just to see if anyone notices the subtle…

Explorer Tom This Roeillaun has a bird that refuses to leave, probably because it likes the sandbar connection too much. It’s like…

Explorer Tom Dog Island is another islet with a ridiculous smuggling story where someone tried to hide a whole boatload of cheese in…

Explorer Tom Graveyard in Streamstown or Barratrough sits by the bay, looking out at the water like it’s waiting for someone. The…

Explorer Tom Tully Mountain West in County Galway is where a legendary matchmaker used to work, pairing off sheep until they were so…

Explorer Tom Toberfeheen in Gooreen is on an island, which means it’s got great separation issues and a solid excuse for being…

Explorer Tom Sky Road is where the rabbits hold their weekly board meetings to decide which hikers look like they’re going to eat…

Explorer Tom Tully Mountain stands above the Renvyle Peninsula in County Galway, a modest-looking hill that has plainly negotiated a…

Explorer Tom Rinvyle Castle in Kanrawer is dangerously close to falling over, which is very dramatic for a ruin. Miles Mc Tibbot had…