Lurganboy

Explorer Tom This Lurganboy stone ringfort had a rectangular building erected on its wall, believed to have been a tenant refuge.

Explorer Tom See the rectory in Croaghan, dating from c.1860, where canted bay windows flank a central entrance with a segmental-headed opening and moulded archivolt.

Explorer Tom Lake View House in Croaghan has a hip roof and outbuildings, offering a glimpse into c.1820 rural life near Virginia’s historic estates.

Explorer Tom Crossafehin Islands are tricky little spots in County Cavan that would definitely make for an excellent question on Ireland’s islands quiz.

Explorer Tom This moat sits on a promontory jutting into Lough Ramor, cut off by banks; picture a boat slipping out from the depression near the wall.

Explorer Tom Knockatemple Woodland feels like a cozy corner of Cavan, where you can kick off your boots and listen to the wind sing.

Explorer Tom Cow and Knockatemple Island sounds like a delightful, slightly confused mix of livestock and landscape in this corner of County Cavan.

Explorer Tom The site of Old Castle is invisible now, but it used to be on a drumlin ridge; maybe the grass remembers where its stones once stood proudly.

Explorer Tom Island is a peak in County Cavan where the silage is safely in, despite the rain noted in its saved picture caption.

Explorer Tom Fort Frederick Demesne feels like a secret garden from a novel, with an estate map hinting at its stately, woodland past.