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- National Inventory of Architectural Heritage
- Jazz Ireland directory; photographer not stated, Jazz Ireland directory
- Joseph Mischyshyn, Geograph · CC BY-SA 2.0
Blake and LinnaneHouse · 158 ydExplorer Tom Blake and Linnane in Ennistimon had a poet fall in the ditch nearby in 1830, or so the rumours go. The shopfronts are…
bridge187 ydExplorer Tom Bridge in Ennistimon has very strong opinions on modern buildings and would ban them with a wave of its hand. A plaque…
ArmsteadHouse · 215 ydExplorer Tom Armstead in Ardnacullia North has timber shopfronts inserted around 1900, which makes it look like it’s trying to sell…
J.m. TobinHouse · 225 ydExplorer Tom J.M. Tobin has a Moher flagged roof, which sounds like a brand of expensive cheese rather than roofing material. It’s…
James GriffinHouse · 225 ydExplorer Tom James Griffin has a pub front that was refenestrated in 1970 and again in 1995, which is like changing your glasses…
cobbles/flags/paving/kerbing226 ydExplorer Tom Cobbles in Ennistimon are older than your car, your phone, and probably your best friend’s relationship. Bring…
James DevittHouse · 231 ydExplorer Tom James Devitt has rusticated decoration and double-height pilasters that are trying very hard to look like a Roman…
The Courthouse Gallery and StudiosGallery · 254 ydExplorer Tom The Courthouse Gallery and Studios gives an old Ennistymon courthouse a new job: letting artists fill rooms once meant…
Ennistimon CourthouseCourt house · 255 ydExplorer Tom Ennistimon Courthouse gave up wine for Lent to become an art gallery, which is quite the spiritual journey. Linger…
Daly'sHouse · 271 ydExplorer Tom Daly's is telling its younger self to stop worrying about the shopfront and just enjoy being a three-storey legend from…
C. O'LooneyHouse · 278 ydExplorer Tom C. O'Looney is an 1840 terrace with a disused ground floor, looking like it’s mid-nap while the rest of us rush around.…
Famine MemorialMemorial · 1622 ydExplorer Tom The Famine Memorial acts like it’s the guest at a wedding who stole the cake, standing there with its arms crossed in…
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