The source records Castledermot as this person's birthplace. The pin marks the area, not an exact birth address or later home.

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Why this person is known: Roman Catholic Irish archbishop and saint

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Explorer Tom Outbuilding in Castledermot is being claimed by a local who insists he invented the building style himself back in…

Explorer Tom Castledermot Courthouse would take its lotto win and buy back all the land it lost over the years. It was an RIC…

Explorer Tom The Rectory in Castledermot would have 'He Was Right' carved on its tombstone, under a very fancy bay window. It’s got…

Explorer Tom The Laurels in Castledermot is an avenue that thinks it’s royalty. It was built to get you to church, but now it just…

Explorer Tom Saint James's Church gates in Castledermot think tourists from Dublin are just noisy pigeons with expensive shoes. The…

Explorer Tom Saint James's School has an unlikely celebrity friend who used to be a local politician but now just hangs out in the…

Explorer Tom Castledermot's round tower stands beside Saint James's Church, with high crosses and old grave stones sharing the same…

Explorer Tom Tomb in Castledermot is a hogback, which means it’s the only one of its kind in Ireland, making it incredibly smug…

Explorer Tom Holed stone in Castledermot might be a millstone with a hole. Someone wrote a bad poem about it, but I lost the pen.…

Explorer Tom Graveyard in Castledermot, County Kildare was designed by a mother-in-law who liked things neat and high up on crosses.…

Explorer Tom Castledermot’s missing castle thinks the road leading to it is a bit of a lazy shortcut, frankly speaking. It’s judging…

Explorer Tom Coltstown Cemetery is incredibly proud of its one perfect, unbroken hedge row that it has maintained for decades…