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Scoil Treasa Naofa MalainnSchool · 114 ydExplorer Tom Scoil Treasa Naofa Malainn is a neat little time capsule from 1951. It’s a standard Office of Public Works design, but…
water pump204 ydExplorer Tom Water pump in Carrowmore has been standing since about 1900, its rams head grip and cow-tail handle looking like a…
Malin HallGraveyard/cemetery · 212 ydExplorer Tom Malin Hall’s private graveyard is tucked in the woods, hiding a semi-subterranean vault that feels like a secret…
monument271 ydExplorer Tom This monument in Carrowmore has been rotting away since c. 1860, its marble plaques now illegible. But those lily-leaf…
Clonca Church of Ireland ChurchChurch/chapel · 274 ydExplorer Tom Clonca Church of Ireland Church in Malin is a proper 1827 survivor with that classic Gothic vibe. It was partly funded…
telephone box305 ydExplorer Tom Telephone box in Carrowmore is a c. 1950 moulded concrete relic that has outlived its usefulness but not its charm. It…
rectory/glebe/vicarage/curate's house343 ydExplorer Tom This Rectory in Carrowmore is a proper architectural oddity, built around 1890. It’s got that breakfront and canted bay…
bridge365 ydExplorer Tom Bridge in Carrowmore (Malin) has one main arch and a second dry opening through its causeway. The inventory dates it to…
public house374 ydExplorer Tom This public house in Carrowmore sits quietly on the village green corner, built c. 1820. Local legend has it that…
E. McCleanRestaurant · 381 ydExplorer Tom E. McClean is a great restaurant now, with lunch or dinner worth turning up for. Tom says that if you're lucky, you…
Rockville HouseGates/railings/walls · 381 ydExplorer Tom Rockville House gates have guarded the demesne since 1860, their polygonal piers and hooped ironwork looking far more…
Malin BridgeBridge · 483 ydExplorer Tom Malin Bridge has been arching over the Ballyboe River since about 1760, its ten rubble stone spans creating a truly…
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