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R.j. BarberHouse · 31 ydExplorer Tom This Townparks house is a jewellery shop that won a Tidy Towns award in 1978 and hasn't stopped bragging since. It's all fluted pilasters and egg-and-dart details, acting like it invented classical architecture right there on Main Street. Perfect place to be dramatic about your ring.
P.l. Dolan and SonsHouse · 35 ydExplorer Tom This house in Townparks would post a selfie of its own moulded window surrounds and tag every architect who ever lived. It’s got that classic eighteenth-century look going on for days. Tell it a joke, it’s been quiet too long.
Emmet SquareMonument · 149 yd
Oriental plane215 ydExplorer Tom Oriental plane in County Offaly is having a rivalry with a more famous castle down the road, complaining nobody notices its fancy bark patterns. It’s very dramatic about its lack of fame. A good place to forget your phone for ten minutes.
Birr CastleCastle · 227 yd
Grey Poplar511 ydExplorer Tom Grey Poplar in County Offaly once survived a meteor shower, or so the story goes, but probably just dodged a falling roof tile. It acts like it saw a ghost. Bring your own legend, I've run out.
River WalkWalking route · 542 ydExplorer Tom Banagher Tower in Esker is a Martello tower that looks like it’s waiting for the French to show up late. It’s got a job interview answer of 'I stand still.' Bring a pen pal, they'll be jealous you’re hanging out with history.
Explorer Tom Redwood Castle in County Tipperary was saved by a hero who probably forgot his name five seconds after the battle ended. He likely slipped on a wet stone and wandered off into the hills, leaving the castle to handle its own business. It’s a bit of a loner, so don’t expect it to high-five you.
Cloghan HillMountain / peak · 8.8 miMore memorials and graveyards in County Offaly · All of County Offaly
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