Ellistown House, farm house in County Dublin

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Explorer Tom Water pump in Clonswords is round and ready to roll. Tonge & Taggart made this bad boy around 1900 with a lovely curved…

Explorer Tom Clonswords House started because two lads in a pub made a daft bet about who could build the ugliest conservatory. It’s…

Explorer Tom Church or chapel in Ballyboghil has a triple bellcote, which I’m sure is very loud when it rings. It’s all ruins now…

Explorer Tom Outbuilding in Grange is a two-storey rubble stone structure from 1850 with a thatched extension added in 1980 that…

Explorer Tom The Assumption Church in Grange is incredibly proud of its plaque that names the priest who built it back then. It’s…

Explorer Tom Murragh House is trying way too hard with that glazed corridor linking the back, like it’s having a mid-life crisis. If…

Explorer Tom Farm house in Grange is an 1800 thatched farmhouse with a projecting entrance porch that looks like it’s leaning in to…

Explorer Tom Church in Westpalstown had its chancel falling apart back in 1615, which is rude if you ask me. It sits quietly in a…

Explorer Tom Graveyard or cemetery in Westpalstown has had the whole parish arguing about it since 1650, probably because one stone…

Explorer Tom Hollywood Great has a hidden tunnel to the nearest pub, according to local legend, which is exactly the kind of lie you…

Explorer Tom St. Michaels Well in Grallagh is hiding in the graveyard corner, switching its name between St. Michael, Macullin and…