Bridge in Gully, County Cork

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Explorer Tom This other Catholic Church of the Immaculate Conception and Saint Patrick in Cloghmacsimon is its twin brother, also…

Explorer Tom Bridge in Cloghmacsimon is known as Irishtown Bridge, which sounds like a bit of a historical snub. The weather has…

Explorer Tom D.p. McSweeney brewery in Cloghmacsimon is a remnant of Bandon’s industrial heritage on Oliver Plunkett Street. It used…

Explorer Tom Riverside Hall in Knockbrogan was a Presbyterian church from 1847, now turned into apartments. It’s got lancet openings…

Explorer Tom Allin Institute in Knockbrogan has got more mouldings than my ex had excuses. William Henry Hill clearly thought plain…

Explorer Tom Store or warehouse in Cloghmacsimon is a former railway goods store from 1865. It’s now a shop on Glasslinn Road, but…

Explorer Tom Water pump in Gully is a cast-iron hydrant from Scotland that thinks it’s a work of art. It’s been standing there since…

Explorer Tom The Manse in Cloghmacsimon is sandstone and red brick, built around 1880 for Methodist clergy. It’s got camber-headed…

Explorer Tom Glasslyn in Cloghmacsimon is part of a historic terrace but has a tiny shopfront that looks like it’s trying to whisper…

Explorer Tom Enclosure in Cloghmacsimon is basically a ghost that only shows up when you’re looking at an old aerial photograph from…

Explorer Tom Kilbeg Cemetery thinks the road leading to it is basically a red carpet for important occasions, even though it’s…