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Old Constabulary BarracksBarracks · 76 ydExplorer Tom Old Constabulary Barracks in Mohera is from eighteen-thirty and used to house the law keepers. It’s simple but has a…
Castlelyons HouseHouse · 87 ydExplorer Tom Castlelyons House in Kill-St-Anne South is showing off its Georgian flex with those fancy sliding windows. Someone put…
water pump183 ydExplorer Tom Water pump in Kill-st-anne South is just a rusty bit of street furniture pretending to be art. The vent pipe has…
Explorer Tom Abbey in Mohera is where a fox once took charge of the entire operation. The friars left and the fox moved in, so…
Old School BridgeBridge · 241 ydExplorer Tom Old School Bridge in Kill-St-Anne South was funded by the Barrymores, who clearly had cash to burn and a love of local…
rectory/glebe/vicarage/curate's house379 ydExplorer Tom Rectory in Kill-st-anne South has a hidden message in its stones if you squint hard enough. It’s been serving the…
Barrymore MausoleumMausoleum · 433 ydExplorer Tom Barrymore Mausoleum in Kill-St-Anne South has a pedimented breakfront that looks like it’s about to sneeze. The…
Peard MausoleumMausoleum · 439 ydExplorer Tom Peard Mausoleum in Kill-St-Anne South is dressed up in Gothic Revival gear while its neighbour does Palladian. It’s a…
Castlelyons ChurchRuins · 453 ydExplorer Tom Castlelyons Church in County Cork smells like old damp socks mixed with expensive incense, according to Tom, which is…
Barrymore BarnStore/warehouse · 547 ydExplorer Tom Barrymore Barn in Kill-St-Anne South is stuck in a fairy dispute over parking rights. Its round-headed doorways look…
Explorer Tom Barrymore Castle or Castle Lyons thinks it’s the ultimate zombie survivor, mostly because most of it has already fallen…
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