Castle Bagshaw

Explorer Tom Imagine Sir Hugh Wirrall raising Castel Bagshaw in 1618, only for history to swallow it whole near the Corgreagh rath.

Explorer Tom Caldragh overlooks St Brigid's Church, making this County Cavan peak a surprisingly spiritual landmark for hikers.

Explorer Tom Drumalee Bog Wood is a wood in County Cavan, near the R197 road where you might spot some interesting wildlife while exploring the bog.

Explorer Tom Coragh’s fort was marked on old maps but is now levelled, so we’ll just have to imagine that substantial earthen bank.

Explorer Tom Drumcoole Drumacon Bog Wood in County Cavan looks like a secret, and I bet it smells of summer rain too.

Explorer Tom A thatched vernacular delight from the 1860s, this Drumbarlom farm house looks cozy and rustic with its scallop straw roof and lime-washed walls.

Explorer Tom Riversdale House in Kilconny began as a barracks around 1660 and now serves as a private home while keeping its roughcast rendered walls and historic sash windows.

Explorer Tom Stroll Mill Walk heading SSW from Lower Bridge Street for a scenic route that reveals hidden corners of the old town.

Explorer Tom The Belturbet Railway Station Visitor Centre is a great spot to explore railway heritage in County Cavan.

Explorer Tom Belturbet Station, a former railway stop, still whispers tales of travelers who arrived long ago.

Explorer Tom Belturbet Heritage Railway Station Museum offers a fascinating glimpse into the past, right here in County Cavan.