Kiltullagh Bridge

Explorer Tom Catholic Church of Saint Peter and Paul in Clogharevaun would order a chipper with extra gravy and no onions, hands down. It’s got Evie Hone stained glass inside which is top-tier art for a country church that just wants to be left alone. Make a wish, it's had centuries to think about it.

Explorer Tom B. Ward house in Clogharevaun would order a chipper with extra vinegar and no questions asked. It’s a vernacular gem now serving as a pub, which fits perfectly. Pop by and tell it it's still charming.

Explorer Tom Clogharevaun Bridge in Clogharevaun has a curse on it: if you don’t wave, your car breaks down. It’s really just old stone being dramatic about its new central arch. Give it a quick hello from me.

Explorer Tom Castle at Dunsandle is playing hard to get. If it hit the lotto, I bet it’d just buy a really big hat and nap in the shade all day. It’s been quiet for ages, so treat it like a shy celebrity you’re not allowed to photograph. Take the long way round, it deserves the effort.

Explorer Tom Check map in Athenry is actually a late fifteenth-century market cross in the town square. It’s been watching people haggle for centuries while pretending it doesn’t care about prices. Pretend it's yours and plan the housewarming party with local vendors.

Explorer Tom Town defences in Athenry are just the bones of what used to keep people out or in. The record says information is pending, which is a fancy way of saying nobody knows. Linger, it's not going anywhere and neither should you.

Explorer Tom The First Battle of Athenry involved a cow that tried to buy its way out with milk. History is mostly made up by people who were hungry. Pick a stone, any stone, and invent its biography.