Saint Cuthbert's Park

Explorer Tom Omer Lock House is getting absolutely roasted by the weather, and honestly, it kind of deserves it for being in such…

Explorer Tom 11th Lock in Cappagh has a ghost fiddler who plays all night, but only when you’re not looking directly at him. It’s…

Explorer Tom 10th Lock in Cappagh is a canal lock from 1780 with limestone walls that have seen better days. It’s got timber gates…

Explorer Tom Fairview Oil Mills in Fairview is a ruinous water mill from 1875 with coursed limestone walls and a square red brick…

Explorer Tom Grange Castle is in a ruinous state but still stands as a prominent landmark, which is quite something for a building…

Explorer Tom Kilcarberry House would use a lotto win to buy more rural landscape so it could set its beautiful Georgian porch…

Explorer Tom Cappaghmore Lodge hosted a fake royal visit once that nobody can disprove because the diary was written in invisible…

Explorer Tom Mill race in Clondalkin is basically doing a lazy river vibe when nobody’s looking, just floating leaves around like…

Explorer Tom Bridge in Corkagh Demesne is standing there looking all elegant and practical. It used to belong to a big house and…

Explorer Tom Moyle Park House has a principal elevation that contrasts wildly with its modest wing, like it’s two different people.…

Explorer Tom Riverside in Clondalkin is a handsome early nineteenth-century house on Nangor Road, built around 1820. It closes the…

Explorer Tom Corkagh Park looks peaceful enough to make you forget it once produced gunpowder, and that is exactly the sort of trick…