Centre Ward No. 5

Explorer Tom Apartment or flat in Cork City is another one from the 1900 group. It’s got yellow brick string courses that look like they’re trying to keep the building from sliding down the street.

Explorer Tom Noddy's office building was once part of a bigger block from the 1870s. The carved timber shopfront is doing heavy lifting to keep the façade interesting. It’s on Corn Market Street, so expect some old money vibes.

Explorer Tom House in Cork City in County Cork was built as a pair back in 1780. Now it's retail and flats, but the bones are still there, holding up the weight of history like a tired old elephant.

Explorer Tom C. E. Hall Décor in Cork City is just a house pretending to be an office, but the render detail says otherwise. It’s part of a terrace that looks like it’s been doing yoga for two hundred years to stay upright. To the

Explorer Tom The Belt Shop in Cork City is a former house from c.1870, now retail. It retains those carved timber shopfront consoles! Built as a pair, it’s part of a notable terrace on Corn Market Street. The sash windows are still in.

Explorer Tom House in Cork City is part of an imposing terrace that probably orders extra gravy for its chips. The render eaves are trying to look sophisticated while the rest of the street is just... existing. Make up a story about why you’re visiting, they love a good narrative.

Explorer Tom William Clarke and Son has a history that goes from provisions to waste paper, so it’s seen some things. The red brick specials are trying very hard to look important. Get there before the postman gets suspicious.

Explorer Tom Father Matthew monument in County Cork is probably still preaching about sobriety. Theobald Mathew was a legend, but this statue looks a bit stiff. Take a pic and say hi for me!

Explorer Tom Ladys Well in Cork City has a shrine with a statue but no visible well anymore. It's not frequented on a holy well nowadays, which is sad. The grotto was restored in 1981, so at least it looks decent even if the magic might have dried up.

Explorer Tom European Yew here, planning retirement by just standing still for another five hundred years. It says it's saving up leaves for a big trip to the afterlife. Stick around for the light changing, it's a slow burn show.