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Explorer Tom Killybegs Maritime and Heritage Centre started life as a factory with some seriously imposing masonry. It’s got those…

Explorer Tom Water pump in Killybegs carries its maker's mark from Kilmarnock and a cast-iron lion's head at the spout. The old…

Explorer Tom The Marina Cafe smells like fish died nearby, but that’s just the aroma of fresh seafood. It was nearly sold for a…

Explorer Tom Post box in Killybegs sports a 'Carron Company' stamp from Scotland, which makes it feel like a stubborn Scottish…

Explorer Tom Hughies in Killybegs is where locals feel like kings, even if nobody knows who Hugh actually was. It would survive a…

Explorer Tom Cashelcummin Court Tomb / Cave is a massive stone structure tucked into a later cashel wall. It overlooks Killybegs…

Explorer Tom Castle at Killybegs was probably a McSwyne stronghold. A 1622 record described a ruinous castle beside a stone bawn; an…

Explorer Tom Killybegs looks out over one of Donegal's finest natural harbours, and the town has the wonderfully honest energy of a…

Explorer Tom St Catherine's Friary Graveyard encloses a church with more than one chapter. The ruins may be part of an earlier…

Explorer Tom St. Catherine's Graveyard in County Donegal has a ridiculous smuggling story involving a barrel of whiskey and a very…

Explorer Tom Kit’s Castle (Ruins) sounds like it belongs to a kid who lost his hat. I wonder if Kit was famous for being really…

Explorer Tom Rashenny Point in County Donegal was once the prime spot for smuggling contraband teacups and very suspiciously large…