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- National Inventory of Architectural Heritage
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- Kenneth Allen, Geograph · CC BY-SA 2.0
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Explorer Tom Brian Boru Bridge in Cork City refuses to fall down because it’s too proud to admit it’s tired. The cast iron details…
store/warehouse114 ydExplorer Tom Store or warehouse in Cork City got the map makers wrong because they were drunk on whiskey. It has carriage arches to…
Cork Harbour Commissioner's OfficesOffice · 122 ydExplorer Tom Cork Harbour Commissioner's Offices claim to be older than the harbour itself, which is wild. The limestone carving is…
Historic buildingOfficially recorded historic building · 133 ydExplorer Tom Four mooring posts from 1850 are hanging out on Lapp's Quay, still holding onto their old letters like they’re secrets.…
factory136 ydExplorer Tom Factory in Cork City is half-demolished and looking a bit rough around the edges. Built in 1925, it’s now just some…
Customs OfficeOffice · 141 ydExplorer Tom Customs Office in Cork City is part of an important complex behind the Harbour Commissioner's Office, using traditional…
cobbles/flags/paving/kerbing189 ydExplorer Tom Cobbles in Cork City are hiding under a layer of tarmac like they’re shy. They were part of a bonded warehouse complex…
quay/wharf191 ydExplorer Tom Quay or wharf in Cork City is full of civil engineering flex, built in the early 1800s with ashlar limestone that knows…
Explorer Tom Tomás Mac Curtain's bust stands outside Cork City Hall on Terence MacSwiney Quay, facing the River Lee alongside the…
Explorer Tom Father Matthew is a monument to a man who probably had a ghost that was too lazy to haunt it because the paperwork was…
Tourist OfficeVisitor information · 467 ydExplorer Tom Tourist Office in County Cork is located near St Patrick's Quay, where a bishop once refused to enter because he…
Explorer Tom Lavitts Quay is a memorial where, legend has it, a goat once ruled the harbour by eating all the navigation charts…
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