Cist in Killinane, County Carlow

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Explorer Tom The smaller castle in Killinane might be a tower house, or just a very shy block of stone. I bet it would bring a…

Explorer Tom Killinane House is flexing its bowed ends like it’s showing off at a gym in 1765. The name sounds like it means 'kill…

Explorer Tom Rathellin Lock has been controlling the river flow since 1790, but it’s secretly proud of just one specific potato that…

Explorer Tom This Culm crusher in Closutton moved house in 1982 because its old spot was too boring. Go on a wet day, it suits the…

Explorer Tom Lock in Moneybeg has replacement gates but still feels like it’s running out of time. A cow once tried to buy it with a…

Explorer Tom Bridge in Moneybeg is just the remains of a lifting bridge from 1870, which means it used to go up and down but now…

Explorer Tom Wykenham House is Tudor Revival with mullioned windows and quoins, looking very serious about its 1840s image. It would…

Explorer Tom Lock Keeper's House and Lodge Mills in County Carlow is where the rabbits hold their weekly strategy meetings to take…

Explorer Tom Holloden in Clorusk Lower is derelict but keeping its dignity with those oriental motifs on the stables. The wind keeps…

Explorer Tom Lodge Mills in Moneybeg has seven storeys and looks like a warehouse that lost its way and ended up as a mill. A priest…

Explorer Tom Eastwood House has a U-shaped plan and an open-well staircase, which sounds great until you have to climb it in socks.…

Explorer Tom The Columban Way had a matchmaker who worked there for decades, pairing up lonely walkers with particularly handsome…