Oscar Square

Explorer Tom Sophia Housing Association was a convent built by John L. Robinson in Gothic Revival style. It’s got black brick and stone detailing. Do the Sisters of Mercy still haunt the breakfront?

Explorer Tom Brewery warehouse on Brabazon Place, County Dublin is hiding its limestone secrets. Built around 1870, it was part of the Jameson & Pimm empire. Whisper to those square-headed windows about old ale!

Explorer Tom The Brewer's House in County Dublin used to make beer before the office people moved in. The carriage arch is still there for horses who are long dead.

Explorer Tom Teeling Whiskey Company in County Dublin is making me thirsty already. It’s a distillery, so expect the smell of money and hops. Snap a shot for me!

Explorer Tom Warrenmount was a convent, now it’s offices, but the chapel gable still has a cross on top. Nuns used to live there, so maybe the walls are still praying. The timber windows look original, which is rare these days. Give a little bow to the history!

Explorer Tom Uckg Help Centre in County Dublin was once a malthouse but now preaches the gospel from a limestone shell. Built by Phoenix Brewery in 1899, it's all about that yellow brick contrast. The catslide roof is doing its best to look important. Just listen for the sermon.

Explorer Tom Liberty Bell in County Dublin isn’t ringing, just sitting there looking confused. It’s not the one from Philadelphia, so don’t expect fireworks. It’s just a quiet little bell.

Explorer Tom Guinness Storehouse in County Dublin is where they make all that black stuff. You go up to the top, look at the city, and drink a pint while pretending you understand the brewing process better than you do.

Explorer Tom John Field in County Dublin again! This one is a memorial to the composer. He died in Moscow, which is a bit far from Golden Lane, don’t you think?

Explorer Tom European Pear in County Dublin is hiding its fruit. The photo shows pears, but where are they? Probably in the pockets of some passing thief. Check under the leaves!

Explorer Tom Cross-slab in Dublin is a granite slab with a Greek cross and hollows in the angles, nicknamed the Lucky Stone. It’s supposed to have supernatural powers, so take a picture for me just to be safe!

Explorer Tom Croppies Acre Memorial in County Dublin has a great exterior view waiting for you. It’s a memorial, so keep it dignified, but also check out the surroundings. The whole place looks like it’s posing for a history book cover.