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

What is recorded here

Why this person is known: Irish soldier (1824–1879)

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Explorer Tom Hill House in Clifden was the site where a priest lost a bet and had to sleep under the oriel window for a week. The…

Explorer Tom Fountain Villa in Clifden has only one first-floor window because it was too shy. It nearly got famous for being the…

Explorer Tom Christ Church (Omey) in Clifden bragged about surviving a storm that blew the roof off a nearby castle instead. It…

Explorer Tom Hotel in Clifden is haunted by a giant named Big Mike who still thinks he’s checking into room 402 every night. Marconi…

Explorer Tom The Central in Clifden is feuding with the rain because it thinks its render detailing deserves better weather. It’s…

Explorer Tom Tomás Ó Faoláin Monument in Clifden looks like it crashed a wedding and got stuck on the cake table. It’s all serious…

Explorer Tom The Kirk in Clifden was built by someone who thought one building wasn’t enough for their ego. It’s a chapel, school…

Explorer Tom Standing stone in Clifden is a bit of a mystery because nobody has described it properly yet. It’s just a rock that…

Explorer Tom Court House in Clifden is a building that probably judges your life choices every time you walk past the door. It’s got…

Explorer Tom Station House Museum in County Galway thinks the road leading to it is the most boring thing since sliced bread. It…

Explorer Tom Tristaun's inscribed stone is sitting on a knoll, looking incredibly smug about how illegible its writing has become…