Graveslab in Kill, County Cavan

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

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National Inventory of Architectural Heritage
RER Electrical & Solar Ltd project page; individual photographer unnamed, www.rerelectrical.ie
Wanfried-Dublin, Wikimedia Commons · CC BY-SA 4.0

Explorer Tom The Arcade in Kilnaleck is absolutely sick of people asking if it sells shoes, because no, it just has a really fancy…

Explorer Tom St Patrick's Roman Catholic Church is showing off its Gothic Revival details like cut ashlar surrounds and quatrefoil…

Explorer Tom Derrin Bridge holds the fake world record for being the most stubborn stone structure in County Cavan, refusing to move…

Explorer Tom St Patrick’s Church Kildrumferton is effectively run by a very large, very aggressive dog that barks at anyone who…

Explorer Tom Bridge in Aghawee is all cemented up, hiding its three arches like it’s embarrassed about its past. It was built for…

Explorer Tom The Rectory in Carrickacroy is still doing its job as a rectory, which is impressive for a building with a round-headed…

Explorer Tom Portal tomb in Carrickacroy has a story about a poet falling in the ditch nearby, which adds some necessary drama to…

Explorer Tom School in Omard is doing its best to look historic with its slate roof and external staircase, even though it’s now…

Explorer Tom Carrigan National School is still doing the boys-and-girls-separate-things routine from the 1800s. I bet those carved…

Explorer Tom Legwee Bridge is having a moment. It was built by the Board of Works to stop flooding, so it’s basically a fancy drain…

Explorer Tom Our Lady of Lourdes in Mullaghoran has pink granite columns and stained glass that’s basically a disco ball for angels.…