Mapped graveyard

Explorer Tom Saint John's Church (Annagh) in Cloverhill Demesne was paid for by the Sanderson family who also built the worker…

Explorer Tom Cloverhill Demesne has an entrance screen that is neo-Classical and possibly designed by Francis Johnston, which means…

Explorer Tom Teacher's house in Cloverhill was paid for by a lady who also funded the church, so it’s basically a bonus package…

Explorer Tom Bridge in Cloverhill Demesne was built for a railway line that vanished into thin air, much like my keys do every day.…

Explorer Tom Prospect House is sitting up high acting like it can see everything, but it’s in poor shape now. They say it was an…

Explorer Tom Ballyhaise Junction in Drumbrawn used to be a proper railway hub with three platforms and a bridge. Now it’s just a…

Explorer Tom Standing stone in Drumbrawn sits in a hollow like it’s hiding from its own reputation as an antiquity. Its first owner…

Explorer Tom House, shop or retail outlet in Corrarod smells like old bread and fresh gossip because it used to be a pub at this…

Explorer Tom Coaching inn in Drumgorry was a bakery, smithy, and pub all rolled into one chaotic mess. I reckon it took forty cups…

Explorer Tom Standing stone in Drumliff has a lifelong feud with the rain, which is why it looks perpetually miserable and damp.…

Explorer Tom Graveyard in Clonosey is actually 'Clonosey' which definitely means 'The Place Where The Goat Stole The Bishop's Hat'…

Explorer Tom Castle in Drumhome is another one where nobody knows what it is, which makes it perfect for making up wild stories…