The source records Ballyragget as this person's birthplace. The pin marks the area, not an exact birth address or later home.

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Why this person is known: Catholic bishop (1828–1904)

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Explorer Tom Ballyragget Lodge has strict rules for visitors: no hats indoors, no loud noises, and absolutely no bad dancing. Robert…

Explorer Tom Vent pipe in Ballyragget has strong opinions about the road that leads to it, mostly involving it being too bumpy for…

Explorer Tom Bawn in Ballyragget is basically a giant rock yard where the rabbits hold council meetings about which fence to chew…

Explorer Tom Ballyragget Castle thinks the road leading to it is too slow for its taste and keeps sighing audibly. Lady Margaret…

Explorer Tom The Presbytery in Ballyragget is planning to retire by becoming a very expensive bookshop with stained glass windows.…

Explorer Tom Step House in Ballyragget is telling its younger self to stop renovating so aggressively and just let the stone masonry…

Explorer Tom Castleview in Ballyragget was ruled by a goat named Gerald who ate all the classical mouldings for breakfast. The house…

Explorer Tom Donoughmore Graveyard would be a brilliant history teacher if it could talk, mostly because it has seen everything and…

Explorer Tom Donaghmore Church would tell its interviewer that it’s reliable, sturdy, and has excellent references from 1177. It’s…

Explorer Tom This chest tomb would be the guy at the wedding who wears the tie slightly crooked and talks too much about his boat.…

Explorer Tom Fairy fort / ringfort in Donaghmore has an imaginary fan club that meets every Tuesday but never shows up. It’s got…

Explorer Tom Grangemaccomb Graveyard has massive opinions on modern architecture, claiming every new building is an insult to its…