Drumanespick

Explorer Tom Lismagiril’s silent school still holds original timber furniture, inviting us to imagine the clatter of tiny shoes on those wooden floors.

Explorer Tom Spot this cast-iron post box in Leiter, bearing Queen Victoria's royal cipher and a crown motif from the 1890s.

Explorer Tom Drumacarrow offers a view that rivals Errigal’s fame in Cavan, a hidden gem for those who seek quiet beauty.

Explorer Tom William Baillie built Bailieborough Castle in the mid-seventeenth century, but it was torn down to build a modern house.

Explorer Tom Brothers Graves holds a touching memory, marking seven Marist brothers who lived long lives in this community.

Explorer Tom Drumhillagh South Wood sits in County Cavan, probably hiding a very grumpy badger who definitely does not want visitors.

Explorer Tom Patrick Kiernan’s memorial rests in Cavan, keeping his memory safe while we explore the surrounding greenery.

Explorer Tom Castle Lake Forest is a forest, and I bet it’s right by a lake with a bridge, just like the caption says.

Explorer Tom Rebel Hill in County Cavan stands as a solemn reminder of the United Irish Rebellion battles fought here in August 1798.

Explorer Tom Welcome to Bailieborough Demesne, where you might spot the famous Castle Lough recreation area.

Explorer Tom Perched on a knoll above the valley, this graveyard sits beside the church where headwaters trickle toward Milltown Lough.

Explorer Tom Photos show the Carroll family plot here, marking this old Catholic burial ground as a significant local landmark near Canningstown today.