Kiln in Britfieldstown, County Cork

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Explorer Tom Robert's Head Signal Tower in Britfieldstown is 1805 and still on watch. It was built to stop the French, but I bet it…

Explorer Tom Britfieldstown Signal Tower in County Cork has an imaginary fan club of shepherds who wave at it every morning, though…

Explorer Tom Outbuilding in Britfieldstown is the agricultural hero nobody asked for, but everyone respects. Saint Patrick would…

Explorer Tom Quay or wharf in Doonavanig at Robert's Cove is a reminder of maritime activities with robust walls and a…

Explorer Tom Sign post in Doonavanig is having a quiet feud with the rain near Robert’s Cove. Its clean font and harp motif are…

Explorer Tom Britfieldstown’s outbuildings in County Cork are showing off their fine craftsmanship while pretending to be poor.…

Explorer Tom Robert's Cove House in Doonavanig looks like it's auditioning for Big Brother, with those diminishing windows judging…

Explorer Tom Rocky Bay in County Cork claims its best friend is Dolly Parton, who hides her rhinestones under the pebbles.…

Explorer Tom Ringabella House is writing on its dating profile: ‘Classically inspired coastal beauty with an irregular façade and…

Explorer Tom School in Laharran was built back when the British thought they knew best about education. It’s got fine detailing that…

Explorer Tom Church of the Sacred Heart in Laharran got a major makeover in the 1890s to look all Victorian chic. It’s been hanging…