G. Yard, graveyard in County Louth

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

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Explorer Tom Saint Fintan's Church in Drumcar is hiding a scandal involving a priest who liked horses too much. It’s built on top of…

Explorer Tom The Old Rectory in Drumcar would bring nothing but judgment to any party, mostly because of that fancy cast-iron…

Explorer Tom Drumcar Bridge has been standing for two hundred years, waiting for a prophecy that never happened. The iron pins are…

Explorer Tom Mill in Drumcar has a prophecy about becoming a boutique hotel that never came true. The water wheel is still there…

Explorer Tom Drumcar House claims it's older than your granddad's granddad, which is definitely a stretch. The McClintocks lived…

Explorer Tom Greenmount Lodge is claiming it’s way older than it actually is, probably because the main house vanished and left…

Explorer Tom Greenmount is where a bishop once refused to visit because he said the view was too good and it distracted him from his…

Explorer Tom Greenmount Motte is hiding a scandal involving a knight who lost his helmet in the moat and blamed it on a particularly…

Explorer Tom Spencer House in Kilsaran thinks tourists from Dublin smell like overpriced coffee and bad decisions, so it keeps its…

Explorer Tom White River Bridge has strict rules for visitors: no running, no shouting, and absolutely no asking it why it’s called…

Explorer Tom Williamstown House in Williamstown, County Louth is where a priest once lost a bet so badly he had to live in one of…

Explorer Tom North Bridge in Dunleer would cope brilliantly on a reality show by just standing there looking smug. It’s fine masonry…