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Saint Éigneach's WellHoly well · 1.2 miExplorer Tom Saint Éigneach's Well sits right on top of Mamore Gap, where pilgrims used to go barefoot around seven cairns. That’s a…
Explorer Tom Mamore Gap has an imaginary twin across the sea that argues with it over who gets the better sunset every single…
Explorer Tom Right then, we've got ourselves a proper mountain called Mamore Hill tucked away in County Donegal. I imagine it's the…
Explorer Tom Urris Hills in County Donegal sounds like it's having a proper chat with the Gap of Mamore, judging by that caption.…
Explorer Tom R C Church stands in a spot where the old graveyard used to be circular. I am trying to work out how you fit a square…
Explorer Tom Gortleck Catholic Church has a cross-shaped stone with cupmarks that look like someone used a spoon to dig tiny holes.…
Cross-inscribed stone in GortleckCross-inscribed stone · 1.8 miExplorer Tom Cross-inscribed stone in Gortleck is sitting next to an old church that’s tilted NW-SE like it’s trying to lean in for…
Explorer Tom Greenhill Graveyard has a curved wall that might follow an older enclosure, though the survey keeps that as a…
Gap of Mamore ViewpointViewpoint · 1.8 miExplorer Tom Mamore Gap has a splendid trick: it makes you work for the view, then hands you half of Inishowen at once. The road…
Dunree CentreMuseum · 3.3 miExplorer Tom Dunree Centre is one building in the Fort Dunree grounds, where the fort's story takes six exhibition chapters to tell.…
Explorer Tom Dunree Head sticks its chin into Lough Swilly as though it has been appointed lookout for the whole of Donegal, and…
CastleCastle, unclassified · 3.7 miExplorer Tom A castle stood beside the church at Straid in 1600, perhaps a stone house occupied by a priest named Amerson. Its exact…
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