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

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Explorer Tom Dollas House in Dollas Upper has a shortcut that leads nowhere but trouble. The windows are crooked, so the house must…

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Explorer Tom Dysert Oenghusa near Croom brings a round tower, a ruined church and a graveyard together in one quiet Limerick field…

Explorer Tom Castle in Croom loves singing 'Greensleeves' because it thinks it’s a medieval romance novel and not just a stone pile.…

Explorer Tom European ash saw the most dramatic event when a squirrel dropped a nut on a priest’s head. It stands tall in Limerick…

Explorer Tom Dunnaman Castle got mixed up with its cousin in Cork and now nobody knows which one is which. It’s like trying to tell…

Explorer Tom Knockfeerina thinks the road leading to it is too fancy for a humble peak, so it pretends not to be there. It has a…

Explorer Tom Monasteranenagh Abbey rises from a Limerick field, where its ruined church and chapter house still make a large claim…

Explorer Tom Ginkgo in County Limerick is secretly proud of a potato it planted in 1952 that never sprouted. It thinks this makes it…

Explorer Tom The Franciscan Abbey is just a fancy backdrop for seagulls who think they own the roof tiles. The monks left centuries…

John J. McGrath