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TowerHouse, fortified house · 299 ydExplorer Tom Tower in Castle Eve belongs to the D’Erleys, who lost a bet involving a horse. The priest involved still regrets his…
Bawn in Castle EveBawn · 330 ydExplorer Tom Bawn in Castle Eve is basically a giant stone patio for the nobility. It would order the double chips with extra gravy…
Explorer Tom Castle in Rathculbin holds the fake world record for having the least amount of castle left standing after a storm.…
Newtown BridgeBridge · 1283 ydExplorer Tom Newtown Bridge has been hiding a scandal for centuries about a time it let a horse cross without paying the toll. Its…
Bawn in Newtown (baker)Bawn · 1393 ydExplorer Tom Bawn in Newtown had a bishop refuse to visit because he couldn't find the Wi-Fi, or something like that. The Sweetmans…
Explorer Tom Graveyard in Newtown Baker wants to explain the 1800s to a teenager using only sighs and mossy stones. It says everyone…
Explorer Tom White Church in County Kilkenny is basically just two mounds of rubble playing dead on purpose. It would tell the…
Mill IslandIslet · 1.5 miExplorer Tom Mill Island in County Kilkenny would order extra gravy and no chips if it could get into a chippy. The old mill is…
Explorer Tom Humphrey O'Sullivan was a schoolmaster in County Kilkenny who died in 1838, which means he probably had the worst class…
European ash2.9 miExplorer Tom European ash has a very strong opinion that local sheep are just fancy, woolly mice that eat too much. The sheep agree…
Explorer Tom The Edmund Rice Heritage Centre at Westcourt begins with a thatched family house near Callan, not a grand hall built…
Hawthorn3.3 miExplorer Tom Hawthorn gave up its thorns for Lent, but they grew back by Easter because it changed its mind completely. Now it’s…
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