Dry dock in Ringacoltig, County Cork

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Explorer Tom Knockeven House in Ringacoltig is a gate lodge that still thinks it’s running an estate. It’s got elegant render…

Explorer Tom Post box in Ringacoltig: A modest cast-iron box with a crown on top is acting like royalty. It’s probably waiting for a…

Explorer Tom Bridge in Ringacoltig is a sturdy little thing built in 1862 to carry roads over the railway line. It’s made of…

Explorer Tom Rushbrooke Convent in Ringmeen is the aunt at the wedding who brings a casserole no one asked for and won’t leave. It’s…

Explorer Tom Trellis Cottage in Ringacoltig is an Arts and Crafts style beauty from the late nineteenth century. It’s got a verandah…

Explorer Tom Roseneath is showing off its canted bays and ornate door like a Victorian peacock. I heard Queen Victoria stopped here…

Explorer Tom The Grove in Ringmeen has an ornate timber verandah that looks like it belongs on a pirate ship. The asymmetrical…

Explorer Tom Ringacoltig in Cobh is a villa-style house that looks like it’s waiting for the Titanic to come back and apologise.…

Explorer Tom Milestone or milepost in Ringmeen says Cork is fourteen and three-quarters miles away. That’s a very specific number…

Explorer Tom Glenavon in Ringmeen hates visitors who trip over its canted bay window, so please watch your step or it will judge you…

Explorer Tom Martello Tower in Haulbowline Island was built by the Navy and now guards their HQ. It’s got wooden stairs and a water…

Explorer Tom Rocky Island would survive a zombie attack just by standing there looking unappetisingly stony and hard to bite. Spot…