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Castle BridgeBridge · 19 ydExplorer Tom Castle Bridge in Killacolla would write 'I love hiking' on its dating profile. It replaced an older bridge because it…
DunneShop/retail outlet, house · 156 ydExplorer Tom Dunne in Killacolla looks like it was designed by a mother-in-law who wanted to make sure everyone knew she was in…
Glin LibraryPrison/jail · 203 ydExplorer Tom Glin Library is hiding a tunnel to the pub, or so the locals swear. It used to be a jailhouse and looks pretty stern…
HoganHouse · 207 ydExplorer Tom Hogan hears every secret whispered through its walls and shares them with the next terrace house without asking…
water pump215 ydExplorer Tom Water pump in Ballygiltenan North is where a priest once lost a bet and had to drink from the hydrant. He looked…
Hamilton TowerFolly · 223 ydExplorer Tom Hamilton Tower is a folly, which means it’s expensive nonsense built by a rich man. It used to fire cannons at ships…
O'ShaughnessyHouse · 245 ydExplorer Tom O'Shaughnessy in Glin would say in a job interview, 'I’m tall, I’ve got sash windows, and I don’t need benefits.' It’s…
GeogheganHouse · 275 ydExplorer Tom Geoghegan in Ballygiltenan North has had so many names it’s given up on identity. It’s a modest house with decorative…
Glin Garda Síochána StationRic barracks · 294 ydExplorer Tom Glin Garda Station is just a house that thinks it’s a cop. It’s got sash windows and zero patience for your nonsense.…
Hamilton VillaHouse · 323 ydExplorer Tom Hamilton Villa in Ballygiltenan North would tell Saint Patrick to stop hiding shamrocks and just plant some proper…
pier/jetty419 ydExplorer Tom The pier in Killacolla was built by someone who really wanted to impress the sea. It’s still standing, which is more…
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