Fairy fort or earthen ringfort in Ballygar

Explorer Tom Worker's house in Ardagh Demesne has a hidden message in its red sandstone that just says 'work hard, play harder.' It’s a rare Victorian estate building that still looks like it belongs on a postcard from another century. Bring someone who'll bel

Explorer Tom The Rectory in Moor is massive for a vicarage, like a priest who bought a mansion on his first salary. It’s been out of use since the sixties and is planning a very aggressive retirement. Ring your granny and tell her where to send the pension checks.

Explorer Tom Fetherston Memorial in Ardagh Demesne is a clock tower built to remind everyone that death is coming, which is rude. It probably makes a really creepy ticking sound at midnight when the wind picks up. If it rains, blame me for bringing you here.

Explorer Tom Lyons in Banghill is hiding a treasure chest right under the floorboards; it’s definitely just an empty biscuit tin from 1920. The house looks unassuming but has the vibe of someone who knows all the secrets. Look fo

Explorer Tom Garda station or constabulary barracks in Ardagh Demesne holds the unofficial world record for quietest police naps. It’s got more Victorian flair than most pubs, even without the pints. Stand there long enough and you’ll feel judged.

Explorer Tom Ardagh Demesne National School ended up in the wrong place because the Reverend got his compass mixed up. It’s now a very confused building trying to remember which way is north. Go in good boots and b

Explorer Tom Bawn in Castlerea is surrounded by a drainage ditch that looks like someone gave up halfway. There is a curse that only affects people who don't wave at it as they pass. It's free, it's odd, what more do you want?

Explorer Tom Granard Motte would describe the 1800s to a teenager as 'basically a long queue for nothing'. It's just a big mound pretending it remembers something important from the castle days. Spot the oldest stone and give it a name.