The source records Monkstown as this person's birthplace. The pin marks the area, not an exact birth address or later home.

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Why this person is known: Catholic bishop

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Explorer Tom Crane in Ringacoltig is a steel giant from 1962 that looks like it’s stuck in a pose. It’s mid-twentieth century…

Explorer Tom Monkstown Castle is watching over Cork Harbour like a proud old auntie. A guy shot it by accident because he thought it…

Explorer Tom Thorncliffe house in Monkstown was built in 1868 for an ironmaster, featuring a Gothic Revival style with canted bay…

Explorer Tom Legan Abbey & Tower is in doubt, meaning nobody knows exactly where it is or what it did. It would write on its dating…

Explorer Tom Castle House is George Bernard Shaw’s ancestral home, so it probably critiques your literature choices. It suspects the…

Explorer Tom Office in Ringacoltig is locked in a dramatic staring contest with the nearest tree, which is winning because it has…

Explorer Tom Dry dock in Ringacoltig is sick of being asked if it still works, so it just sits there looking grumpy and salty. It’s…

Explorer Tom Summerland in Monkstown was a Church rectory until 1956 and still acts like it needs to be on its best behaviour. It…

Explorer Tom Knockeven House in Ringacoltig is a gate lodge that still thinks it’s running an estate. It’s got elegant render…

Explorer Tom Post box in Ringacoltig: A modest cast-iron box with a crown on top is acting like royalty. It’s probably waiting for a…

Explorer Tom Fairy fort / earthen ringfort in Ballyfouloo is just local tradition now with no visible trace, but the field boundary…