Gasworks in Cloghmacsimon, County Cork

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Explorer Tom Railway station in Cloghmacsimon, County Cork was built in red brick and replaced an older one from 1848. It looks like…

Explorer Tom Water pump in Cloghmacsimon is a roadside beauty with a triangular limestone trough that screams 'classy'. It’s…

Explorer Tom The Haven in Knockbrogan was part of Watergate Brewery, which started in 1785. Built around 1860 as a miller’s house…

Explorer Tom Watergate National School in Knockbrogan started as a Methodist school in 1822 and has been everything since then. It…

Explorer Tom Eversleigh is all about that symmetrical façade and the little gate lodge that screams 'come on in'. It’s got sash…

Explorer Tom Glasslyn in Cloghmacsimon is part of a historic terrace but has a tiny shopfront that looks like it’s trying to whisper…

Explorer Tom Ardnacarrig House thinks it’s too fancy for its own good at job interviews. It keeps talking about its jettied storey…

Explorer Tom The 1916 Rising Monument in Cloghmacsimon is standing on its hill looking somber but secretly smug. The whole parish…

Explorer Tom Enclosure in Cloghmacsimon is basically a ghost that only shows up when you’re looking at an old aerial photograph from…

Explorer Tom Kilbeg Cemetery thinks the road leading to it is basically a red carpet for important occasions, even though it’s…

Explorer Tom Kilbeg Castle is just a bump in the dirt pretending to be history. I bet the neighbours over the fence are furious…