Pier or jetty in Curraghgrane More, County Cork

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Explorer Tom Boathouse in Curraghgrane More has three gables because one wasn’t enough to show off its red brick arch. Be careful it…

Explorer Tom Northring House is sitting on the bay like it owns the whole coastline, which is quite cheeky for a house from 1760.…

Explorer Tom Mill in Ahidelake is just some ruins now, but it used to grind stuff for a living back in the day. It sits south of…

Explorer Tom Ring Bridge in Ahidelake spans an inlet and has stonework that rabbits probably use as a climbing frame. It’s still…

Explorer Tom Arundel Mills house in Arundelmills has slate hanging on its roof, which is super rare and fancy. It used to be next to…

Explorer Tom Pier or jetty in Ahidelake has fine stonework that says early nineteenth-century craftsmen knew what they were doing…

Explorer Tom Ring House is a semi-detached giant in a rural area, which is just weirdly awesome. It’s big enough to host a party for…

Explorer Tom Ashgrove House in Ashgrove is an eighteenth-century classic that’s been around the block and then some. It has those…

Explorer Tom Inchydoney Beach near Clonakilty is the sort of place where Tom arrives planning a dignified stroll and ends up…

Explorer Tom Clonakilty Harbour inspired a bad poem once: 'Oh, the water is deep, and the fish are asleep.' It’s actually quite…

Explorer Tom Michael Collins House sits at number 7 Emmet Square in Clonakilty, ready to give the Big Fella more than a statue and a…

Explorer Tom Michael Collins Statue in Clonakilty is looking particularly smug, likely because its New Year’s resolution was to…