Moherloob Forest

Explorer Tom Brackley House, built in 1923, sports those charming gable-fronted projections flanking the entrance, all topped with a pitched slate roof.

Explorer Tom Tircahan Lodge, a stately c.1890 farmhouse, remains disused but retains its elegant canted bay windows and decorative chimney pots.

Explorer Tom A charming Rowan in County Cavan, probably dotted with clusters of orange berries that birds love, and said to ward off mischievous spirits.

Explorer Tom The dome of Slieve Rushen is visible from the viaduct in County Cavan, looking like a gentle giant resting its head.

Explorer Tom A hardy Hawthorn in County Cavan, probably bursting with white flowers in spring and offering bright red berries for wildlife to enjoy later.

Explorer Tom Perhaps this Children's playground in County Cavan is where the neighborhood kids practice their most dramatic superhero landing moves.

Explorer Tom Maybe Swanlinbar Playground is where children in County Cavan learn to fly before they even have wings, just by jumping.

Explorer Tom Tullydermot Falls thunder down from the Claddagh River’s upper reaches, sending misty chills up your spine in Cavan.

Explorer Tom Monydoo or Tonycrom sits near a westward road in County Cavan, a dual-named peak that feels like it’s got two personalities.

Explorer Tom Check out this inscribed plaque at Killycluggin Stone; it tells a local story that is simply waiting to be read.

Explorer Tom The Court tomb in Doon is a dual structure with two galleries set back to back, each divided into three chambers by jambs.

Explorer Tom Gortalughany Viewpoint has caught my eye in County Fermanagh. I bet a viewpoint with a name like that could keep me talking all afternoon; I'm already inventing a daft little scene for it, and I'll stop before it turns into history.