Enclosure in Knockyclovaun

Explorer Tom Tobermurragh claims Brian Boru’s son got baptized here, which is a big claim for a well. Get there early and have it all to yourself before the tourists show up.

Explorer Tom Ballyvally House has a gateway with ball finials that look like they’re waiting for a parade that never came. Its dating profile would say 'loves history, hates modernity.' Hang around long enough and you'll hear a story from a local.

Explorer Tom Saint Flannan's Catholic Church in Shantraud has fancy Harry Clarke windows that probably cost more than my car. It’s been around since 1837, looking all serious while I try not to stare too hard. Pretend it's yours and plan the housewarming.

Explorer Tom Brian Boru Fort stands as a testament to ancient strength, where history and heritage intertwine in County Clare's heart.

Explorer Tom Brian Boru Heritage Centre is a treasure trove of history and culture in County Clare

Explorer Tom Cathedral in Shantraud is hiding its light under a very large bushel of mystery. The locals probably think the roof leaks because they forgot to pay the celestial plumber. It’s a proper spot for a flask of tea and a big, confused think about history.

Explorer Tom From a pleasure boat, Rinnaman Point looks like a distant dream, a speck of land that beckons you to explore its shores.

Explorer Tom Moylussa, a peak that’s as rugged as the moorland that surrounds it in County Clare.

Explorer Tom Another European ash, which is like meeting your cousin at a wedding who refuses to leave. If it's closed, admire it from the road like a polite stalker.

Explorer Tom Laghtea Hill has an imaginary twin across the sea that it talks to every night using Morse code via lightning strikes. It’s convinced they are soulmates, which is why it gets so dramatic when the weather turns bad and communication fails. Stop the car, it's worth the hazard lights.

Explorer Tom Crow Island, you're a tough one to find, but I bet the crows are more than happy to show off their feathers.

Explorer Tom Aharinagh Castle is an archaeological place in County Clare, its open map record supplying location and linked names or public references.