G. Yard, Ch, church in County Cavan

The monument record does not grant public access. Check the route and ask the landowner before entering private land.

What is recorded here

Davies (1948, 111) recorded that the graveyard at Killycrone marks the site of an early church. No visible remains of a church here.

Photo credits

Explorer Tom St Mark's in Killycrone is all Perpendicular Gothic, which sounds like a type of yoga but isn’t. It replaced an older…

Explorer Tom Post box in Larah rates its visitors on a scale of 'postman' to 'confused tourist' and gives you one star for showing…

Explorer Tom Old Larah Graveyard’s New Year's resolution is to finally stop being so spooky and start being chill. It's trying hard…

Explorer Tom St Bridget's Roman Catholic Church in Monelty is from 1984, which makes it practically brand new compared to its…

Explorer Tom Fairy fort in Killycrone has a trench where its soul used to be. It's been stripped down for a modern update, which is…

Explorer Tom Presbytery in Clondragan is a huge Victorian house where the clergy felt like kings of the hill, complete with an…

Explorer Tom Fairy fort / earthen ringfort in Drumhallagh is on a steep hillside next to a stream, but they've levelled it off…

Explorer Tom Gate lodge in Drumlaunaght is acting all Grecian, probably thinking it’s in Athens. Designed by Keane, who also did…

Explorer Tom Cormeen Glebe Forest nearly got famous when a movie director filmed a scene here but forgot to give the trees credit in…

Explorer Tom Lavey Strand is secretly friends with a famous actor who visits incognito to eat sandwiches and look mysterious by the…

Explorer Tom Graveyard in Lavey in Cavan is keeping its secrets tighter than my wallet after a night out. No record? Perfect, means…