Sandland Fort

Explorer Tom Kings Island in Killala Bay has a tunnel leading straight to the pub, according to local legend. It’s a crannog with…

Explorer Tom Bridge in Carrowreagh near Newtownwhite is part of the late nineteenth-century railway heritage, built with rock-faced…

Explorer Tom Standing stone in Rosserk has an unlikely celebrity friend who is actually just a very large rock next door. It’s three…

Explorer Tom Church is where the rabbits hold their monthly meetings to discuss why humans keep looking for a 'large church' that…

Explorer Tom Holy well in County Mayo ended up in the wrong place because someone misread the map and thought 'Mullaghlesgha' was a…

Explorer Tom Freaghillan is stuck in a bit of a naming dispute with its twin. If it had to teach history class, it would spend the…

Explorer Tom Baunrosbeg: I reckon this little islet handles nosey neighbours by simply shrinking slightly and pretending it’s just a…

Explorer Tom Cross-inscribed stone in Rosserk was designed by a mother-in-law who thought the cross needed more detail, so she kept…

Explorer Tom Megalithic tomb in Ballinteean might be older than the concept of time itself, or at least that’s what the locals swear…

Explorer Tom Crosspatrick Graveyard would teach history if it had to, but it prefers to keep the facts vague so no one can argue…

Explorer Tom Ballyteean Castle in Ruins has strict rules: no running, no loud noises, and definitely no bringing your own cheese…

Explorer Tom Meelick Castle is listening to the wind complain about the weather, which is honestly the only interesting thing…