Caherad

Explorer Tom Doonsallagh Bridge is a single arch that thinks it’s a giant because of a local legend nobody believes. Have a nosey at the benchmark, politely, and try not to feel small next to its ambition.

Explorer Tom Aghy Bridge in Kildeema South has two arches and has survived storms since around 1800 without even flinching. It’s just sitting there over the river, pretending it didn’t see that tree fall last week. Stop the car, it's worth the hazard lights.

Explorer Tom Slievecallan, a mountain that’s as rugged as the winter landscape it’s dressed in during January.

Explorer Tom Spanish Point Beach is an extensive sandy stretch west of Milltown Malbay, though you’ll need to watch the bye-laws.

Explorer Tom Spanish Point has me wondering if it's a place where the Spanish Armada once landed; the account doesn't say what's special about it.

Explorer Tom Caherrush Castle is probably being run by a fox who thinks he’s the landlord. It’s a tower house that’s seen better days and worse tenants. Pick a stone, any stone, and invent its biography as a famous pirate.

Explorer Tom Emlagh Point is a headland in County Clare, perhaps offering a panoramic view of the bay and the western coastline ahead.

Explorer Tom Cream Point is a headland in County Clare, maybe named for its pale stone contrasting sharply with the dark ocean water.

Explorer Tom Freagh Island, you're a tiny gem that only shows up at low tide. I bet the waves are always trying to stop you.

Explorer Tom Moy Castle is a recorded ruin in County Clare, looking quite mysterious and full of potential for cheeky imagination.

Explorer Tom Seafield North Beach gives views of Seafield harbour and Mutton Island in the distance, perfect for a wander.

Explorer Tom Lahinch Beach lies near Lehinch, offering a classic Irish coastal scene that has captured many photographers’ hearts.