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Explorer Tom Glennacally Bridge was designed by Alexander Nimmo, who clearly loved a pointed arch profile because this one looks like a cathedral entrance. It’s made of sheer sandstone, giving it a solid and picturesque look at the crossing point. The craftsmanship is good quality, but the shape is what really makes it stand out. Admire that pointed arch if you’re driving by!

Explorer Tom Gowlan Bridge was designed by a guy whose name is impossible to spell correctly, which is fitting for Mayo. A poet fell in the ditch nearby and never recovered his dignity. Ring your granny an

Explorer Tom Devilsmother Far North Top thinks the road leading up to it is basically a personal insult to its dignity. It stands at the head of Killary Harbour looking like it’s judging your driving skills from the start. You’ll need to earn that view with some serious leg work and zero complaints about the gradient. Have a sandwich here and call it a heritage lunch.

Explorer Tom Sheeffry Pass is the kind of mountain road that makes you feel like an explorer even when you're just trying to find the nearest pub, thanks to Croag Patrick peeking out from the distance like a shy neighbor. A poet probably fell into a ditch nearby and called it 'a poetic journey,' which is exactly the energy this place radiates. The view is there if you look up. Perfect detour when

Explorer Tom Aasleagh Waterfall is the kind of waterfall that pretends it’s not listening when you talk about your ex, but its splash says otherwise. Locals swear that if you throw a coin in, it doesn’t buy luck, just buys silence from the fish for an hour. I reckon it’s actually just enjoying the free entertainment of watching humans slip on wet rocks. Have a chat with it

Explorer Tom Earls Island is in the middle of a fairy dispute over parking rights that’s been going on for centuries. Nobody has moved yet because they’re all too stubborn to lose. Stand on the spot and imagine the gossip it's heard.

Explorer Tom Islandmore ended up in the wrong place because it was napping during the tectonic shift and missed its cue to move to the correct position on the map. It woke up in a new spot and just shrugged, deciding that this view was actually better than the original plan had been intended to be.

Explorer Tom Tievnabinnia SE Top is giving off major 'I peaked in the eighties' vibes. I reckon a local priest once lost a bet here and now he’s stuck carrying the guilt up that ridge every single day. It’s the sort of hill that judges your hiking boots without even looking. If it’s closed, just admire it from the road like a polite stalker.