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Explorer Tom Kilbride Moat has a tall tale about a hidden tunnel leading straight to the local pub, saving everyone the walk in the…
Explorer Tom Wesley's Woods in County Meath is a wood where a fox apparently took charge for a solid week last year. I reckon the…
Explorer Tom Saint Thomas’s Church in Hollystown is currently in a heated fairy dispute over who gets to park their tiny wagons on…
Explorer Tom Church in Ward Lower went to ruin between 1630 and 1650, probably because it got bored of the whole religion thing.…
AshbourneMemorial · 2.6 miExplorer Tom Ashbourne in County Meath has a local who claims to have invented the name just to sound important at parties. He…
TyrrelstownWood · 3.0 miExplorer Tom Tyrrelstown had a moment where a fox took charge of the whole operation and decided it was the new king of the hill.…
Explorer Tom Graveyard in Buzzardstown has strict visitor rules: no touching the reused architectural fragments or they’ll bite you…
Explorer Tom Ladys Well in Tyrrelstown is dedicated to the Blessed Virgin Mary, but it looks more like a stone shrine that got tired…
Explorer Tom Dunsoghly Castle once had a massive feud with the next village over whose potatoes were tastier, and honestly, we never…
Explorer Tom Moat in Corduff is completely covered in brambles, looking like a giant green hedge that’s been left out in the rain…
Explorer Tom Dunsink Observatory reminds me that a good walk can produce more than sore feet. William Rowan Hamilton, one of its…
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