Lisliggaun, fairy fort or earthen ringfort in County Clare

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Explorer Tom Fairy fort in Ballyillaun has inspired one truly terrible poem about its muddy charms that nobody wants to read aloud.…

Explorer Tom Fairy fort / earthen ringfort in Ballyknock would teach history by just sitting on top of a drumlin and saying 'look…

Explorer Tom Enclosure in Ballyillaun is strictly under the command of a very territorial dog who hasn’t been seen since 1842 but…

Explorer Tom Locals swear you mustn’t whistle at Ballydonohoe’s fort or it’ll swallow your luck. I whistled, nothing happened, so…

Explorer Tom Fairy fort / earthen ringfort in Gortaganniv has been stuck in the weather's grudge for centuries, getting rained on…

Explorer Tom Ballyduff More holds a fake world record for 'most ignored by tourists.' It’s very proud of this achievement. Bring a…

Explorer Tom How did this Mapped graveyard end up in the wrong place? Maybe it got lost on the way to the next county and decided to…

Explorer Tom Fairy fort / earthen ringfort in Ballymacaula probably had the Vikings get lost looking for it, which is their fault…

Explorer Tom Kilmaley's Lisbiggeen ground is the club's newer hurling home, with two pitches, a walkway and enough space for…

Explorer Tom Drumanure Bridge would write on its dating profile: 'Single arch, looking for someone who appreciates good stone work…

Explorer Tom Friar's Bridge in Cloontabonniv has been standing there since 1846, looking lonely and archy. If it had a dating…

Explorer Tom European ash in County Clare was once used for smuggling whiskey, with bottles hidden inside its hollow trunk where no…