Cruhistan

Explorer Tom Clonony Castle has a long list of former names that are all slightly embarrassing for its current status. The bawn wall is blocking a garderobe chute, which is a great conversation starter. A handy spot to stretch your legs and your imagination. Seriously, just do it.

Explorer Tom Clonony Castle in Clonony More is playing hard to get, hiding in its rock outcrop like a shy elf. The locals swear 'Clonony' means 'where the cows nap', which feels about right. I'm throwing a housewarming party there; bring your own cake and hope for the best.

Explorer Tom Post box in Farranmacshane does cartwheels when nobody's looking just to show off its royal cipher. George V is on there, so technically royalty has been checking your mail. Tell the kids it’s a castle and they’ll believe you instantly.

Explorer Tom Tisaran Church is the ghost that refuses to haunt its own home. Founded in the seventh century, it still hasn't settled into the vibe. Bring a flask of something warm and a story to swap.

Explorer Tom Graveyard in Moystown Demesne was founded by a guy named Sárán who probably started the first big parish argument about it. The square shape suggests someone actually liked geometry here, which is rare. Find a local and ask them the real story, then come back and tell me.

Explorer Tom Banagher Tower in Esker is a Martello tower that looks like it’s waiting for the French to show up late. It’s got a job interview answer of 'I stand still.' Bring a pen pal, they'll be jealous you’re hanging out with history.