Neddaigh

Explorer Tom This Neddaiagh ceremonial enclosure is a large raised subrectangular area on a ridge, divided by a field boundary with an overgrown fosse.

Explorer Tom Drumcarn House, reputedly built by the Saundersons, is now buried under a modern farmyard with no visible remains at all.

Explorer Tom Corrakeeran is a peak in County Cavan, and I hope the blocked bridge near Corraneary doesn’t stop us from reaching this lovely spot.

Explorer Tom This barn-type church was built between 1838 and 1843, featuring pointed arch windows with hammer-dressed stone surrounds.

Explorer Tom Claragh sounds like a place for cottages, but this is actually a mountain peak in County Cavan.

Explorer Tom Built around 1810, this double-arched limestone bridge over the Bunnoe River features irregular cut-stone voussoirs and hammer-dressed cutwaters on both faces.

Explorer Tom A resilient European Yew in County Cavan, perhaps ancient and slow-growing, with dark green needles that stay lush through the harshest winters.

Explorer Tom Garden Isle is a lovely little spot in County Cavan that might just be dreaming about being a bridge like the one on the Isle of Man.

Explorer Tom Giant's Grave in County Cavan feels like a secret garden, waiting for you to imagine who slept here.

Explorer Tom Another beautiful Sycamore in County Cavan, likely creating a vibrant canopy that filters sunlight into dappled patterns on the ground beneath it.

Explorer Tom Five stones graded by height stand in a clearing, known locally as Fin McCool’s Fingers, pointing towards the ridge.

Explorer Tom Captain Alexander Saunderson built a house and bawn here, destroyed in Williamite wars, though the current structure dates to later centuries.