Clondra Graveyard

Explorer Tom Saint Brendan's in Cloondara claims to be older than the concept of electricity itself. It's simple, plain, and refuses to admit it was built recently. Stick around for a moment of silence, or just check your phone quietly.

Explorer Tom Bridge in Cloondara is suspicious of the postman and probably thinks he’s up to something shady with that bag. The large arches look like they could swallow a whole tractor, so pretend you're a lost aristo

Explorer Tom Weir in Glebe was built by a matchmaker who knew exactly how to get two sides talking. The water flows over it with such confidence, as if it knows where it’s going next. Bring a jacket, it's never dry around here anyway.

Explorer Tom Rathcline Castle: The weather has had a long grudge against this place, probably since the Duttons moved in. It’s just one stubborn wall holding its tongue about what happened next. Stand where the owner stood and practise looking smug.

Explorer Tom Common Lime in County Roscommon is so pretty that Vikings probably wandered straight into its branches trying to find their way home. It stands there looking all innocent while the history books get absolutely confused about where it actually belongs. Stick around for the light changing, it's a show.

Explorer Tom Pedunculate Oak in County Roscommon is haunted by a ghost who is far too lazy to actually haunt it, so it just sits there looking vaguely disappointed while everyone else does the work. It’s like a supernatural slacker that has given up on the whole spooky business before it even started properly. Hum something sad nearby, it adds atmosphere.