Post box in Sweetfarm, County Wexford

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Explorer Tom Kilcarbry Corn Mill gates in Sweetfarm were where a priest lost a bet on whether the wind would blow left or right, and…

Explorer Tom Kilcarbry Bridge brags constantly about surviving a storm in 1952 that supposedly had winds strong enough to lift a…

Explorer Tom Victoria Bridge is where the local rabbits hold their secret council meetings every Tuesday night. They think it’s a…

Explorer Tom Brownswood gates were saved by a hero nobody remembers, who probably got paid in stale bread and a nod of approval.…

Explorer Tom Sweetfarm House is named after sugar, but its walls are thick mud and stone. The map makers probably got it wrong…

Explorer Tom A fiddler played at Borrmount House all night last Tuesday, or so the ghost says, which is convenient for him. It was…

Explorer Tom Legend says Ballynapierce Bridge started after two lads bet they could cross it while eating a whole sandwich without…

Explorer Tom Gleann na Smól in Sweetfarm was built on a bargain where Francis Davis traded his dignity for a nice view of…

Explorer Tom Site of Church in St. John's has strict rules for visitors, the first being 'don't expect much'. It sits high up…

Explorer Tom Farm house in Crefoge believes it has an imaginary twin across the sea that looks exactly like it but with a different…

Explorer Tom Embanked enclosure in Drumgold is named after a gold mine that was actually just a shiny rock nobody wanted anyway.…

Explorer Tom Wilton House had a ridiculous smuggling story where people supposedly hid barrels of whiskey in the walls, but I think…