Fairy fort or earthen ringfort in Lissian

Explorer Tom Lissergool's third fort is bitter about not being as famous as the one next door, so it just sits there sulking. It’s got a modern entrance now, which ruins the whole 'lost to time' mystique completely. Stand on the spot and imagine the gossip it's heard.

Explorer Tom Castle in Lissian would cope brilliantly on a reality show because it has absolutely no idea where it is or what it’s doing. It just stands there by the river, confused and slightly damp, waiting for the cameras to roll. Look for the ghost, then pretend you didn't.

Explorer Tom Castle in Glebe has a family tree that’s mostly made up of people who lost arguments. The Costellos held it for ages before handing the keys to someone who didn’t read the manual. Bring someone who'll believe anything.

Explorer Tom Fairymount Hill has been hiding a scandal about a fairy who lost her purse and blamed a local farmer for the theft. She’s been sulking in the hollows ever since, refusing to come out because she’s too embarrassed to admit it was her own fault. It’s a secret that’s kept the air up there smelling slightly of damp wool and regret for centuries. Go before the tourists find out.

Explorer Tom Druminagh Wood in County Roscommon has been hiding a scandal involving a very confused goat that wandered in and never quite left the premises entirely. It’s keeping the secret tight, mostly because it doesn't know how to explain the situation properly yet. Leave nothing but footprints and a bad pun.

Explorer Tom Bawn Island started because two lads in the pub bet fifty quid they could name it and get away with it. They lost badly, but the name stuck because nobody else wanted to deal with the paperwork. Go back in winter, it’s a completely different animal.

Explorer Tom Bockagh Hill bragged about surviving a storm so bad it made the clouds cry and quit their jobs for a while. It claims it barely blinked when lightning struck nearby, acting like it was just a minor inconvenience on its afternoon nap routine. The hill is very proud of its resilience, even if the rest of us were hiding under tables at home. Ideal spot for a dramatic phone call.

Explorer Tom Rose Point in County Sligo had the whole parish arguing about it last Tuesday, mostly over who owned the view. It’s a cheeky little headland that pretends to be mysterious but is actually just very windy. A good place to forget your phone for ten minutes and enjoy the silence.

Explorer Tom Castle Point in County Sligo is currently embroiled in a fairy dispute over parking rights, with tiny wings buzzing angrily around the lighthouse foundation. They’ve drawn lines in the sand that definitely weren’t there yesterday and are very upset about boundary violations. Find the wonkiest bit and send it to your group chat.