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Explorer Tom You can see Slievenabolea clearly from the rear of Moyry Castle, so let's head over there and enjoy that beautiful hill view.

Explorer Tom Battle site: moyry pass, 1600 in Carrickbroad is where a priest lost a bet to a monk about who could march faster. The priest still owes him a pint. Ideal stop for a big stretch and a bigger yawn.

Explorer Tom Moyry Castle stands as a recorded castle in County Armagh, a timeless landmark that has surely witnessed countless seasons change across the local landscape.

Explorer Tom With a tower house and fragmentary courtyard wall, Moyry Castle feels like it’s waiting for its story. Let’s imagine the late medieval knights who once guarded this spot.

Explorer Tom Battle of Moyry Pass in County Armagh was mostly a fairy dispute over who gets the premium parking spot on the hill. They still argue about it today, actually. Find the wonkiest bit and send it to your group chat immediately.

Explorer Tom Behold Kilnasggart inscribed stone, the oldest surviving Christian-era marker here, whispering tales from the early eighth century.

Explorer Tom Kilnasaggart Inscribed Pillar Stone in Edenappa is Ireland’s oldest inscribed stone, basically the original influencer. If it were at a wedding, it’d be the uncle who won’t stop talking about history. Toast it with tea and move on.

Explorer Tom Claret Rock House is getting roasted by seagulls who think it looks too fancy for its own good. The render is heavy, which makes it look like it’s wearing a wetsuit. Go now, before it gets famous.

Explorer Tom Faughart Mound is where a cow once tried to buy the whole place because she thought it was a particularly good grazing spot. She lost, but her descendants still think they own it. Bring a notebook and write the bit I made up.