Killycleare

Explorer Tom Built around 1780, this farmhouse features a gabled windreak projection that probably kept the draughts out in those early days.

Explorer Tom Peek inside this quiet, disused church in Knocknalosset, where the double-height space feels almost too big for its own good.

Explorer Tom Drumlumman Wet Woodland is a wood in County Cavan, and I bet your boots will get absolutely soaked just standing there.

Explorer Tom Lisdoagh Wet Woodland is probably damp underfoot, but that just means you’re walking right through a living, breathing ecosystem of moss and water.

Explorer Tom Small Island is just that in County Cavan, likely featuring stones on the shore as per Duncan Rawlinson’s archives.

Explorer Tom Near Keilagh townland, Drumbinnis is a peak in Cavan that invites you to explore its quiet, grassy slopes.

Explorer Tom Photos show the Carroll family plot here, marking this old Catholic burial ground as a significant local landmark near Canningstown today.

Explorer Tom Near conifer plantations by the L3505, Drumeague is a Cavan peak that probably smells like pine needles and old, forgotten stories.

Explorer Tom Drumgoon Cemetery near Madabawn is documented in photos, but the ASI record still lacks detailed text.

Explorer Tom Cohaw’s Giant Grave is a dual court tomb excavated in 1949, featuring U-shaped and circular courts within a single large cairn structure.

Explorer Tom Bush Island might actually be a hidden crannog in Lough Sillan, waiting for us to discover its secret, mossy, ancient history today.