Knockaneirk Stone Circle, ancient site in County Cork

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Explorer Tom Stone Circle in Knocknaneirk in County Cork would bring a bottle of very old wine and complain about the seating. It’s…

Explorer Tom This Knocknaneirk fort is right by a farmyard and has a piggery entrance cutting into it. The bank is high on one side…

Explorer Tom Hornhill Mill is pretending to be a store, but that red brickwork is screaming 'I used to grind corn!'. Built around…

Explorer Tom Post box in Curraclogh would tell its replacement that it looks like a plastic toy and has no soul whatsoever. It’s one…

Explorer Tom Green Hill must have been built using an obscene amount of tea, probably ten thousand cups to keep it green enough to…

Explorer Tom Clearagh Hill is currently involved in a serious dispute with the fairies over who gets the best parking spot at the…

Explorer Tom Clearagh House in Clearagh has convinced the local rabbits that its slate roof is actually a giant blackboard where…

Explorer Tom Castle Rock caused such a massive row in the parish last Tuesday that three people are still not speaking to each…

Explorer Tom The Gearagh Nature Reserve remembers the time a priest lost a bet there and had to wear a penguin suit for a week…

Explorer Tom There’s a superstition in Nohaval Wood that if you whistle backwards, the crows will steal your sense of direction. I…