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Explorer Tom Tunnel in Ballygibbon is just a limestone hole through an embankment from 1845. It lets traffic cross the railway…

Explorer Tom Ballynaraha House is keeping things symmetrical with its whitewashed walls and timber battened doors. Built around…

Explorer Tom Sign post in Knocknasuff hears everything through its metal walls and complains about the traffic noise. Its harp motif…

Explorer Tom St Mary's Roman Catholic Church in Ballygibbon is stretching its arms wide with cruciform plans from 1815. After the…

Explorer Tom St Marys Catholic Church in Ballygibbon saw the whole parish argue about who built it, which is funny because everyone…

Explorer Tom Bell tower or stand in Ballygibbon is basically a round tower that forgot its monk. Father Horgan built it to look…

Explorer Tom This railway bridge in Ballygibbon has rock-faced rustication that makes it look like it’s been chiselled by angry…

Explorer Tom Putland’s Bridge in Ballygibbon has a New Year’s resolution to stop letting cars drive over it carelessly. The red…

Explorer Tom Knocknasuff’s post box is showing off its Irish Free State harp mark from around 1930. It’s perched on a bridge…

Explorer Tom Ballygibbon House in Ballygibbon decided to get some big tripartite windows done and now it looks like it’s trying too…

Explorer Tom Water pump in Curraghnalaght used to be the social hub for everyone who didn’t want to go home wet. It has fine design…