Mullahoran

Explorer Tom We don't have much detail yet on this enclosure in Carnagh Upper, so let's just imagine it's hiding some secrets.

Explorer Tom Our Lady of Lourdes Roman Catholic Church is a Romanesque cruciform building from 1911, featuring limestone crucifixes and stepped buttresses to the nave.

Explorer Tom Callanagh Fort features a substantial earthen bank and a wide, deep, partly waterlogged fosse, with traces suggesting the original entrance was at the south.

Explorer Tom Carnagh Lower sits near Kilcogy, offering a gentle introduction to hillwalking in the beautiful County Cavan area.

Explorer Tom The Bridge in Drumbannow gracefully spans the River Erne, a fine example of early nineteenth-century civil engineering heritage.

Explorer Tom Reputed to be the site of a sixteenth-century O'Reilly castle in Dundavan, now occupied by a large ruined house and outbuildings.

Explorer Tom Home to an ancient portal tomb, Drumhawnagh is a Cavan peak where you can feel the weight of history pressing down gently on your shoulders.

Explorer Tom Cornamucklagh Woodland in County Cavan has a name that rolls off the tongue; I imagine the soil here is soft and welcoming to boots.

Explorer Tom Moynagh Upper Forest in County Cavan sounds like a place where the clouds hang low and the views are high.

Explorer Tom Scrappy Island is an islet in County Cavan, likely part of that beautiful Irish landscape everyone wants to pin on their board.

Explorer Tom This brick house stands where locals believe a castle once existed, though no other details or visible remains confirm that earlier structure's existence.

Explorer Tom Red Island in County Cavan sounds like it’s blushing, perhaps hiding near Trinity Island Lodge for a cozy evening.