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Explorer Tom Dun Laoghaire West Lighthouse has a hidden message in its stones if you know how to read them, but I’m pretty sure it…
The OratoryHeritage attraction · 908 ydExplorer Tom The Oratory in Dún Laoghaire is a small building with a frankly outrageous secret: Sister Concepta Lynch covered its…
King George IV MonumentMonument · 958 ydExplorer Tom King George IV Monument in County Dublin is showing off his royal chin. He thinks he’s the star of Dun Laoghaire, but…
Explorer Tom Dun Laoghaire East Lighthouse has an unlikely celebrity friend, a seagull who thinks he owns the place and screams at…
Explorer Tom The National Maritime Museum of Ireland occupies a church built for sailors, so the sea has followed everybody through…
Crimean War cannonMonument · 1150 ydExplorer Tom Crimean War cannon has a dog in charge of it who barks at anyone trying to touch the barrel without permission. It sat…
Explorer Tom Seapoint is a Dublin bathing place where the city seems to end in a Martello tower and a set of steps into the bay.…
Graveyard in Monkstown HousefarmGraveyard · 1442 ydExplorer Tom Graveyard in Monkstown Housefarm is a trapezoidal walled site with a pointed arched gateway. The west gable of the…
Church in Monkstown HousefarmChurch · 1445 ydExplorer Tom Church in Monkstown Housefarm has its gable incorporated into a 17th-century charnel-house, which is a very efficient…
Explorer Tom Dún Laoghaire's People's Park is a Victorian pocket of fountains, flowers and good reasons to linger just back from the…
Explorer Tom Monkstown Bawn is an L-shaped wall that used to protect monks from people who wanted their grain. Sir John Trave took…
Explorer Tom Castle in Monkstown Castlefarm has had so many names that it probably gets confused about who it is when you ask it to…

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