Corduff Park

Explorer Tom Fairy fort or ringfort in Corduff: A scarped platform now flanked by playing pitches and used for anti-social behaviour. Ancient giants must hate modern teenagers’ noise levels.

Explorer Tom Moat. This mound is buried under brambles and construction dumping near a stream. It’s having a very rough time of it, honestly.

Explorer Tom Mulhuddart Bridge is a single-arch beauty over a river. It’s rugged and real, built in 1885 with rough limestone. No fancy frills here, just pure bridge energy. Stand on it if you dare!

Explorer Tom Lady's Well is doing its holy thing again. A guy wrote about it back in 1740, saying the pattern was massive. It’s probably still throwing parties. Bring a coin for luck!

Explorer Tom Flat cemetery in Carmanhall is a cluster of pit burials near a stream. Found some vase urns and cremated remains in stone-lined pits. Take a photo of that wooded boundary if you can locate it!

Explorer Tom Tyrrelstown in County Dublin has a Park Plaza nearby. A wood with a hotel next door? That is luxury camping for you. Bring your finest walking boots.

Explorer Tom Dunsink Observatory has been staring at the stars since 1783 and getting absolutely no replies. It thinks it’s fancy because of the dome, but honestly, it just looks like a giant mushroom that forgot to grow.

Explorer Tom Church, Graveyard in Clonsilla is playing hide-and-seek with me. Built in 1846, it claims a medieval ancestor that vanished before the coffee got cold. Snap a photo of the empty spot for me!

Explorer Tom Castleknock Castle in County Dublin is perched right on top of a big old mound, just showing off. It's next to a college, so maybe the students are living in ghost stories now?

Explorer Tom Giant Sequoia in County Dublin? That's like putting an elephant in a cupboard. The photo shows Grizzly Giant, which is miles away. This one is just a big impostor.