Poulnahellan, recorded cave place in County Cork

The cave register does not grant public access. Check conditions and ask the landowner before entering private land.

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Explorer Tom Griffin's in Ballydaheen is a house and public house, which is basically a pub with commitment issues. It has chamfered…

Explorer Tom Johnsgrove House in Ballygown refuses to fall down because it’s too busy judging everyone else. Those limestone steps…

Explorer Tom Powerstown House has a ghost who is too lazy to haunt it properly, mostly just sitting in the corner reading the paper.…

Explorer Tom Creagh Castle in Castlesaffron burned down in the 1700s but came back stronger in 1816 with its original facade intact.…

Explorer Tom Laurentinum in Kilbrack, County Cork is a distinguished country house from 1745 that got chopped down in height later…

Explorer Tom Clenor Cemetery holds the remains of an 1813 Church of Ireland church that lost its roof but kept its style. The tower…

Explorer Tom Castle Curious is exactly what it sounds like: curious. Johnny Roche built it in 1845 as his workshop-smithy-home…

Explorer Tom Kilbrack House is a detached country house built by William Stawell around 1790. It’s all about balanced proportions…

Explorer Tom Saint Craunacht's Roman Catholic Church grounds hold a monument to Tom Barry, complete with a copper portrait in…

Explorer Tom Saint Craunacht's Church has a reredos that is unusually elaborate, like it's trying too hard to impress. Built in…

Explorer Tom Hunting Bridge at Doneraile Court is humpbacked, which means it’s got character and maybe a bad knee. It’s part of the…

Explorer Tom Pedunculate Oak in County Cork claims there’s a shortcut through the roots, but it’s definitely not a shortcut. It’s…