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Browne-Clayton MonumentMonument · 3 ydExplorer Tom Browne-Clayton Monument in Marshmeadows, County Wexford is an abbreviated Triumphal Column-style monument that caused…
vent pipe178 ydExplorer Tom Vent pipe in Southknock was made by Tonge and Taggart in Dublin back in 1869, so it’s older than most of us. It’s a…
The MaltingsMalt house · 210 ydExplorer Tom The Maltings in New Ross was a malt house that would definitely cope on a reality show by sleeping through all the…
post box222 ydExplorer Tom The post box in New Ross has an imaginary twin across the sea that never actually sends any letters back. It’s been…
water pump232 ydExplorer Tom Water pump in New Ross is listening to everything going on through its walls because it’s cast iron and basically a…
New Ross Religious Society of Friends' Meeting HouseMeeting house · 239 ydExplorer Tom New Ross Religious Society of Friends' Meeting House would tell its younger self to stop being so shy about having a…
manse247 ydExplorer Tom Manse in New Ross is a compact little house on Priory Lane that probably smells like old hymnals and regret. It has a…
Jackson HouseHouse · 250 ydExplorer Tom Jackson House in New Ross is part of a terrace, so it’s got plenty of company but still keeps its secrets. It’s got a…
cobbles/flags/paving/kerbing264 ydExplorer Tom Cobbles in New Ross are hiding a secret talent on Priory Street: they can make any pair of shoes sound like a marching…
Explorer Tom Battlefield in Bishopsland and friends is actually named after the people who couldn't decide where to put their…
Explorer Tom The Norman Way: The Chancel - The Heart of the Church in County Wexford would bring a very serious, slightly damp scarf…
Explorer Tom Chambersland Stone Head: This corbel-shaped stone has been fighting the rain since 1980 and losing badly. It used to be…
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