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Explorer Tom Bridge in Cappagh refuses to fall down because it knows exactly how much pride the local council takes in its stonework…

Explorer Tom Coolevin House in Neillstown is hosting a fake royal visit that nobody can disprove. This attractive house of unusual…

Explorer Tom Cappaghmore Lodge hosted a fake royal visit once that nobody can disprove because the diary was written in invisible…

Explorer Tom Neilstown Lodge is a modest gate lodge from 1820 pretending to be grand on Neilstown Road. It’s got pebble dashed walls…

Explorer Tom 9th Lock in Ballymanaggin is bigger than its friends on the canal, which makes the local sheep think it’s showing off…

Explorer Tom Lock keeper's house in Clonburris Great is sitting by the canal. From 1820, it has ruled and lined render that looks…

Explorer Tom 10th Lock in Cappagh is a canal lock from 1780 with limestone walls that have seen better days. It’s got timber gates…

Explorer Tom 11th Lock in Cappagh has a ghost fiddler who plays all night, but only when you’re not looking directly at him. It’s…

Explorer Tom Omer Lock House is getting absolutely roasted by the weather, and honestly, it kind of deserves it for being in such…

Explorer Tom Riverside in Clondalkin is a handsome early nineteenth-century house on Nangor Road, built around 1820. It closes the…

Explorer Tom Millview has uPVC windows now, so it’s traded its heritage for convenience. It sits on Nangor Road looking slightly out…

Explorer Tom Castle in Clondalkin is Tully’s Castle, a narrow 16th-century tower with crenellations right on Monastery Road. It’s in…