Cave in Lissinagroagh

Explorer Tom Lissinagroagh worker’s house nearly got famous for being right next to a level crossing. It kept its original features but lost most of its dignity. Go on, count the windows and feel sorry for the railway man.

Explorer Tom Fortland House in Lissinagroagh was once ruled by a goat who ate the roof tiles and called them snacks. The symmetrical façade is impressive, but the missing door is a genuine mystery. Stand still and listen, the wind still carries its bleat.

Explorer Tom Manorhamilton’s bastioned fort claims its unlikely celebrity friend is a very serious statue of a general who never smiled. It’s a square enclosure with corner bastions on a hill, looking very official and slightly pretentious about its architecture. Sit on a wall near it and pretend you're in a painting.

Explorer Tom As a holy well, Tobermurry might just wish you luck if you bow politely, so let's go see if the water is actually magical.

Explorer Tom Shannon Pot is a spring in County Cavan, where the water reflections shine so brightly that even a polarizer filter cannot hide them.

Explorer Tom Cavan Burren sounds like a rocky puzzle waiting to be solved, so grab your curiosity and head on over there.

Explorer Tom Castle in Kilmore would win the county fair for best dressed, even if it’s missing its hat. O’Rourke blew it up himself rather than let enemies take it, which is peak dramatic flair. Whisper a secret at it, it's kept worse.