Horse Trough, ruins in County Cork

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Map note: Look up Horse Trough, ruins in County Cork, Ireland. The building's name has a tale to tell, even when the record is short.

Horse Trough is recorded as a ruins in County Cork.

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Explorer Tom The Cork Timber Slate & Cement Co. gates are cast-iron piers with wrought iron that look like fancy art. They lead to a…

Explorer Tom O' Callaghan on Lavitt's Quay hears the ghosts of old quayside workers arguing about who forgot to put the kettle on…

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