Dromore Hill

Explorer Tom The bridge in Ballymagrorty Scotch carried a road over the old Donegal Town to Ballyshannon railway. Its stone arch was…

Explorer Tom Giant's Grave Wedge Tomb in Ballymagrorty is mostly a grassy bump hiding its secrets, but locals once malted barley…

Explorer Tom Connor's Bridge carries a road over the Ballintra River at a junction of three roads. Built around 1820, its single…

Explorer Tom King of Tír Conaill's Burial Mound is a hefty earthen bump on a hilltop. Locals say it’s where a king sleeps, which…

Explorer Tom Casheldoo Stone Ringfort and Penal Altar took roughly three million cups of tea to build, mostly because the workers…

Explorer Tom Moneymore Bridge has one dressed stone arch over the Ballintra River, dating from around 1800. The old survey notes…

Explorer Tom Lacklom Bridge would get an epitaph saying 'I held up the road so you could hold your beer,' which is pretty accurate…

Explorer Tom Moneymore Fairy Fort sits on the crest of Horse Hill with gaps to the east and west. The earthen bank, likely scraped…

Explorer Tom Ballymagrorty Scotch Children's Burial Ground sits on a drumlin with a holy well at its base. It’s just a low mound…

Explorer Tom Drumhome Church is just a name on my map, hiding in County Donegal. I bet the drum inside its name is still waiting for…

Explorer Tom Drumhome Graveyard holds a low grass-covered mound in its northern corner, with a dressed stone fragment at each end.…

Explorer Tom Mapped cemetery would cope fine on a reality show by just standing there being quiet while the hosts try desperately to…