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RosannaGates/railings/walls · 495 ydExplorer Tom Rosanna in Coolymurraghue is just some fancy gates and walls that are bragging about surviving a storm that probably…
sign post918 ydExplorer Tom Sign post in Coolymurraghue would survive a zombie attack by hiding behind its harp motif. It’s a high-quality…
Rockrohan HouseGate lodge · 989 ydExplorer Tom Rockrohan House in Carrigrohane is a gate lodge pretending to be a mansion. Built around 1860, it’s got all the carved…
ArdnaleeGate lodge · 1030 ydExplorer Tom Ardnalee gate lodge was built by the Morgans, who clearly wanted to show off their money in 1830s. The gates are fancy…
Kiltborough HouseOutbuilding · 1131 ydExplorer Tom Kiltborough House is all that’s left of a much bigger operation, but it’s holding its own well. Built c. 1800, it’s got…
monument1261 ydExplorer Tom Monument in Coolymurraghue is a stepped obelisk with a Celtic cross on top, looking very serious by the road. It…
LeemountGate lodge · 1274 ydExplorer Tom Leemount in Coolymurraghue is a former gate lodge from around 1820 with wrought-iron ridge cresting. It’s now a private…
Explorer Tom The House at Carrigrohane is actually a fortified house that got renovated in the 1850s. It was ruined in the 1640s but…
Carraigrohane Castle caveCave · 1563 ydExplorer Tom Carraigrohane Castle cave is trying too hard to be fancy next to its namesake up top, but it’s just a hole. It’s got a…
Explorer Tom Standing stone in Clogheen is leaning in the pasture, measuring about 1.1 metres high. It’s got that classic 'I’m tired…
Saint Oliver’s CemeteryCemetery · 1.3 miExplorer Tom Saint Oliver’s Cemetery was saved by a hero nobody remembers who fixed the gate with a bit of rope and glue. He didn’t…
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