Drumbess

Explorer Tom Tully House in County Cavan has evolved since 1820, its hipped central bay and decorative ridge cresting reflecting a blend of periods and architectural tastes.

Explorer Tom Spot Tully House, a gate lodge from c.1845, where decorative cast-iron gates with fleur-de-lis finials flank a curved boundary wall with stone copings.

Explorer Tom The Holy Well in Drumbess is a spring on a furze-covered slope, with no artificial lining visible at all.

Explorer Tom Aghnacor is a mountain peak in County Cavan, perhaps near Annagheerin Lough with some lovely waters nearby.

Explorer Tom Creenagh Glebe sits in County Cavan, and I imagine the glebe lands are perfect for a quiet, contemplative afternoon walk.

Explorer Tom This dual court tomb consists of two galleries placed back to back with a large space separating their back-stones.

Explorer Tom Killykeen Forest Park is named after a town, but it’s really just a big green hug waiting for you to wander into its depths.

Explorer Tom Another strong Pedunculate Oak in County Cavan, likely standing firm against the wind, its acorns a tasty treat for jays and other woodland creatures.

Explorer Tom Lough Oughter at Killykeen is a massive lake landscape, perfect for dreaming up adventures while checking the local safety conditions first.

Explorer Tom A sturdy Pedunculate Oak in County Cavan, probably spreading wide roots and providing a home for countless insects, birds, and squirrels to thrive.

Explorer Tom Clogh Oughter Castle sits on a tiny island in Lough Oughter, built by de Lacys around 1220; the O'Reillys took it back later, making it their royal fortress.

Explorer Tom Wandering the Rambling at Farnham Estate, I bet you can still feel the ghostly presence of that former stately home.