Fairy fort or earthen ringfort in Killachonna

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Explorer Tom Fairy fort or earthen ringfort in Killachonna is having an identity crisis. It looks like a tree-lined mess that forgot…

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Explorer Tom Ballynagarby House is actually a dairy and outbuilding that thinks it’s famous because its coach house hosted Home Rule…

Explorer Tom Dún na Sí in Moate puts a farmhouse, a forge and a reconstructed ringfort within one heritage park; that is a lively…

Explorer Tom Dún na Sí is hiding its fairy secrets behind museum curtains. Rumor has it the local goat refused to eat hay because it…

Explorer Tom Charles Bianconi’s memorial in Westmeath is standing there like it’s waiting for a poet who fell into the ditch nearby…

Explorer Tom European ash in County Westmeath is standing tall after a local priest lost a bet about how many leaves it has and now…