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- National Inventory of Architectural Heritage
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Explorer Tom Saint Marnock's Church in Portmarnock must have taken thousands of cups of tea to build, considering how much effort…
forge/smithy26 ydExplorer Tom Forge or smithy in Portmarnock is a single-bay building from 1850 with a horseshoe-shaped entrance. It’s disused now…
Explorer Tom Enclosure in Kinsaley was supposedly built on a bargain where the devil traded a ring of earth for a single grain of…
Kinsealy HallGate lodge · 613 ydExplorer Tom This Kinsealy Hall gate lodge is from 1860 and has a gable-fronted porch. It’s single-storey and looks quite cozy. The…
Kinsaley HouseHouse · 836 ydExplorer Tom Kinsaley House in Kinsaley was built in 1736 and took a lot of tea to construct. The flanking screen walls are doing…
Church (in ruins)Ruins · 939 ydExplorer Tom Church has been hiding a massive scandal for centuries involving a vicar who stole all the church funds to buy a very…
graveyard/cemetery942 ydExplorer Tom Graveyard in Kinsaley is where the dead have been chilling since around 1800, and honestly, that’s a long time to wait…
Church in ruins, GraveyardChurch · 943 ydExplorer Tom Church in ruins, Graveyard in Kinsaley is dedicated to St Nicholas and fell apart in the seventeenth century. The nave…
Explorer Tom Saint Nicholas Graveyard in County Dublin is probably full of gift-givers who never got their presents. They’re…
Explorer Tom Kinsaley Bridge is a single-span red brick bridge with cast-iron lintels. Rebuilt in 1897, it replaced an older one.…
Explorer Tom Earthwork in Snugborough claims Queen Victoria stopped there for a quick sandwich, but nobody can prove it. It’s a…
CastleCastle, unclassified · 1.1 miExplorer Tom The Castle at Balgriffin Park was mentioned in the Civil Survey as a small castle with a stone house, now just farm…
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