Kiffagh

Explorer Tom Kiffagh School is a delightful 1830s building that follows William Farrell’s pattern design for rural schools, with its recessed entrance bays.

Explorer Tom This house from circa 1850 in Kiffagh features a round-headed entrance with a spoked fanlight and wrought-iron pedestrian gate set on the axis.

Explorer Tom A fort at Duffcastle marked on old maps sits on a natural scarp, but no feature is visible at ground level today.

Explorer Tom On a ridge side, this portal tomb features a tall southern portal-stone and a tilted roofstone, creating a dramatic ancient entrance for explorers.

Explorer Tom This Portal tomb in Carrickacroy is a small chamber entered from the north. Its entrance was formed by two portal-stones with a sill between them, quite a neat arrangement.

Explorer Tom Pottle Forest is recorded as a forest in County Cavan, and it feels like a cozy pocket of greenery waiting to be explored.

Explorer Tom This 1940 Plough was produced in Floods Forge, a reminder of the four forges once found in Ballyjamesduff.

Explorer Tom Spanning the River Inny, this historical two-eyed bridge is a charming landmark that has watched countless seasons pass in County Cavan.

Explorer Tom Carrickatober stands near Cabra Castle, so this Cavan peak probably has some ghostly castle legends floating around it.

Explorer Tom The Cavan County Museum in Ballyjamesduff is an excellent place to delve into the local history of County Cavan.

Explorer Tom Derry Forest is a forest in County Cavan, reminiscent of Arklow and other Irish places from the seventies and nineties era.

Explorer Tom The GPO Exhibition museum offers a glimpse into the past, sparking curiosity about what stories from County Cavan's history it might hold.