Colganstown House, country house in County Dublin

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Explorer Tom Farm house in Hynestown has a flat-roofed porch which is odd. Built around 1830, it’s now a private house but keeps its…

Explorer Tom Stables in Commons Newcastle Ed are proud of one thing: being the only building in the area that remembers when horses…

Explorer Tom Forge or smithy in Commons is a disused blacksmith shop from 1820 that still smells like hot metal and regret. It’s got…

Explorer Tom Water pump in Hazelhatch is an elaborate cast-iron beauty from c.1850 with floral collar details. It’s disused now, but…

Explorer Tom Bank House in Hazelhatch has a hidden message in its stones if you squint hard enough and believe in yourself. It’s a…

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Explorer Tom Hazelhatch Bridge in Hazelhatch has a deep suspicion of the postman because he always walks across it without saying a…

Explorer Tom McEvoy's in Hazelhatch was built to serve the canal, so it’s old enough to remember when boats were actually useful. A…

Explorer Tom Hazelhatch store or warehouse stands by the canal looking like it forgot how to load bricks and just kept waiting for a…

Explorer Tom European Yew in County Dublin is having a massive drama with the nearest tree, probably over who gets more sunlight or…

Explorer Tom Castle in Newcastle South is a square tower house that lost its top floors and its dignity. Rumor has it smugglers hid…

Explorer Tom Grand Canal Way in County Dublin is absolutely sick of people asking if the water is actually moving or just pretending…