Bridge in Tawnies Upper, County Cork (20846183)

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Explorer Tom Office in Youghals is corner-sited and feeling very important on Kent Street. Built in 1920, it’s got that chamfered…

Explorer Tom Bridge in Tawnies Upper is all neat voussoirs and dressed rubble, looking like it just woke up from a long nap. It’s…

Explorer Tom Michael Collins Statue in Clonakilty is looking particularly smug, likely because its New Year’s resolution was to…

Explorer Tom Michael Collins House sits at number 7 Emmet Square in Clonakilty, ready to give the Big Fella more than a statue and a…

Explorer Tom Hill House in Tawnies Upper is doing the proud merchant thing with its fine render doorcase and dormer attic. Looks…

Explorer Tom Catholic Church of the Immaculate Conception took ten years to build, which is longer than my attention span on a…

Explorer Tom Weston Lodge in Youghals was once a rectory and owned by the Earls of Shannon, so it’s got some history behind its…

Explorer Tom Glebe House in Youghals has a name plaque that’s been added recently, probably to show off its past as a RIC barracks.…

Explorer Tom Kilgarriff Parochial Hall is just a big church building that decided to host parties and things on Western Road. Built…

Explorer Tom Western Place in Tawnies Upper is dressed up with fancy render details from 1780. It’s sitting pretty in Clonakilty…

Explorer Tom The Brewery in Youghals is full of old beer ghosts. Richard Deasy built it in 1807 and it kept brewing until 1940. It’s…

Explorer Tom Clonakilty has turned a breakfast staple into a family story with its own visitor centre, and the secret recipe still…