Fairy fort or earthen ringfort in Aghatotan

Explorer Tom Tullyvin Garda Station, built in 1931, now stands vacant, its boarded windows hiding the history of local policing within.

Explorer Tom This charming Aghatotan gate lodge features a lovely fanlight with a teardrop motif above its central entrance door.

Explorer Tom The Site of Old Castle overlooks a rocky hillock above the Annalee River, a silent stronghold from the O’Reilly era.

Explorer Tom Tullyvin Wood sits quietly in County Cavan, though I suspect it might be selling more than just timber.

Explorer Tom Gallow's Hill isn't just a wood; it’s also home to a children's playground, so expect giggles mixed with the rustling leaves.

Explorer Tom Gallows Hill features a raised circular area with an internal diameter of 28.6m, enclosed by slight traces of a low earthen bank.

Explorer Tom Corick rises in County Cavan, a peak near the Corick House Hotel where I imagine the spa steam meets the mountain air.

Explorer Tom Dernaskeagh is featured on Wikimedia Commons for County Cavan, so if you can’t find it, just look at the pictures.

Explorer Tom This sod bawn in Drumsheil might have used water from White Lough for fosses, but no visible remains exist now.

Explorer Tom Let's check out Giants Grave, because even if no giants lived there, the history is still huge.

Explorer Tom Cabragh Ringfort is recorded as an archaeological place in County Cavan, likely a circular dwelling spot surrounded by banks that protected its ancient residents.

Explorer Tom We call it Giant's Grave because giants are fun, but this Cavan mystery is yours to decode today.