Drumnaveagh

Explorer Tom This vernacular farmhouse from 1810 in Tirlahode Upper has a windbreak entrance and stepped floors following the site's gradient, preserving its hearth-lobby plan.

Explorer Tom Clifferna might be near meadows and fencers, but it stands alone as a peak in County Cavan.

Explorer Tom Check out St Dymphna’s Roman Catholic Church in Knocknagillagh, built in 1861, featuring an unfinished single-stage tower with a circular stair turret.

Explorer Tom Raven's Rock is a mysterious stone in County Cavan that could be perched with raven legends and local tales.

Explorer Tom Aghadreenagh is a mountain peak in County Cavan that might offer some lovely views over the countryside.

Explorer Tom I wonder if Lavey Playground has a swing that can actually reach up to touch the fluffy clouds above County Cavan.

Explorer Tom Ravenswood in County Cavan sounds like a place where the crows hold court, watching over their dark, mysterious kingdom with sharp, curious eyes.

Explorer Tom This Children's playground in County Cavan likely holds secrets about which slide produces the best shriek of pure, unadulterated delight.

Explorer Tom Cormeen Glebe Forest near Clifferna, County Cavan, feels like a peaceful retreat; perhaps a farmhouse ghost is waving from the trees.

Explorer Tom The Ancient Order of Hibernians Memorial stands proudly in County Cavan, marking a significant chapter in local history.

Explorer Tom A sheela-na-gig carved on a quoin stone from Lavey church displays gappy teeth and incised nave, now safe in the Cavan County Museum.

Explorer Tom On a ridge side, this portal tomb features a tall southern portal-stone and a tilted roofstone, creating a dramatic ancient entrance for explorers.