Mountjoy Square Park

Explorer Tom Park in Dublin was the site of a love story that went wrong because someone dropped their ice cream. Tragic stuff. End this with a twirl, because if you don't, the geese will judge you.

Explorer Tom This Children's playground in County Dublin might be a trap set by local goblins. The sandbox could contain ancient secrets or just wet sand. Dig carefully and wash your hands thoroughly!

Explorer Tom Post box in Mountjoy Square West is a cast-iron beauty from around 1890, sporting Queen Victoria’s monogram and a round shape that just screams heritage. It’s still working hard for the mail system. Say hello to it!

Explorer Tom Ozanam House in County Dublin is basically the VIP section of Mountjoy Square West. William Pemberton finished it first back in 1792 because he was clearly impatient to show off his bricklaying skills. The balconettes are extra fancy, so don’t trip on them while you’re gawking.

Explorer Tom Kincora House on Belvedere Place is part of a grand terrace near Mountjoy Square. It’s got balconettes that look like they want to fly away. Check if the sash windows are still sliding smoothly or stuck shut!

Explorer Tom Lyndon House on Gardiner Place is now a guesthouse with a two-storey mews building added in 2000. The original c.1825 structure has lost windows but kept its classical doorcase. Take a pic of the steps; they’re still standing firm!

Explorer Tom Hill Street Playground in County Dublin is unknown and unrecorded. No info here, so maybe the hill itself is alive? Take a picture if you see it winking at you!

Explorer Tom Sir Samuel Ferguson has a commemorative plaque in County Dublin, which is basically a fancy sticky note saying 'he was here.' He was a poet, so he probably rhymed it. Look for the rhyme!

Explorer Tom Chinese Toon in County Dublin would rate its visitors two stars out of five for lack of appreciation. It smells amazing but acts like you owe it rent for breathing the air around it. Linger, it's not going anywhere and neither should you.

Explorer Tom Burning of the Custom House in County Dublin was a bargain gone wrong with fire involved. It looks dramatic from a distance, which is good for photos. Stand back, squint, and it looks like a castle.

Explorer Tom Another London Plane in County Dublin is just vibing there, ignoring all the nosey neighbours. Hang around long enough and you’ll hear a story from a local who definitely knows nothing.

Explorer Tom Cathedral. Christchurch has a doorway with chevron arches and a capital featuring a monster head in the crypt. It is cheeky that such fierce beasts are hiding quietly under the floor, watching over the modern worshippers above them.