Building in Ballygeany, County Cork

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Explorer Tom Ballygeanymore House would win a county fair prize for 'Most Confusing Architectural Choices.' That huge chimneystack…

Explorer Tom Water pump in Ballygeany is a cast-iron beauty with banding and fluting that looks more artistic than most local…

Explorer Tom Snugborough in Ballybraher has a long face and a steep roof, like it’s perpetually frowning at the sky. The builder was…

Explorer Tom Ballymacotter Castle is actually a signal tower that was built to watch for French invaders but failed because of the…

Explorer Tom Sign post in Churchtown has been guiding lost souls since 1940 with its rounded corners and serious face. The harp is…

Explorer Tom “Church in Ballycotton is playing hero without getting any credit, thanks to a forgotten local who saved it from…

Explorer Tom Post box in Ballycotton witnessed a love story go horribly wrong right next to its Gaelic lettering. It’s just standing…

Explorer Tom Glebe House in Ballycotton has a complex plan disguised as a symmetrical front, which is very Victorian of it. It’s got…

Explorer Tom Tig Tiar in Ballycotton has a feud with its neighbor over who owns the sunset. It’s got simple geometric shapes, but…

Explorer Tom Sean McGrath is a pub now, but it still wears its classical dentils and architraves like a fancy hat. Built in the…

Explorer Tom Ballybrannigan Beach is an East Cork strand that local dog walkers seem to have known about long before the rest of us…