Lissanard, fairy fort or stone ringfort in County Clare

The monument record does not grant public access. Check the route and ask the landowner before entering private land.

What is recorded here

Photo credits

Explorer Tom Fairy fort / earthen ringfort in Cahircalla More is playing hard to get, likely hiding behind a very stubborn farmer's…

Explorer Tom Cahircalla House’s name actually means 'The Hill Where The Goat Fell Asleep And Died', according to my very reliable…

Explorer Tom Inch Bridge has five arches but only three have water under them now, which is basically architectural embarrassment.…

Explorer Tom Megalithic tomb in Clare sounds fancy until you realize it might just be a rock that got lonely. Borlase found some…

Explorer Tom Cahircalla Beg has a carved face under an oak tree that looks permanently unimpressed. It's on a pilgrim route, so it's…

Explorer Tom Claureen Bridge in Claureen hates farmers with tractors that are too wide for its triple arches. It’s been holding up…

Explorer Tom Rockmount Wood Trails is currently being managed by a fox who thinks he’s the head ranger and has stolen all the maps.…

Explorer Tom Bushypark House is cursed, but only for people who don’t wave when they pass by, which is why everyone looks so polite…