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- Kenneth Allen, Wikimedia Commons · CC BY-SA 2.0
Newbridge CourthouseCourt house · 1140 ydExplorer Tom Newbridge Courthouse was built on a bargain so good it sounds like a lie, yet here it stands in grey limestone glory.…
McElwain HouseHouse · 1159 ydExplorer Tom McElwain House in Greatconnell claims a giant once used it as a hatbox, which explains the yellow brick colour. I say…
Charlotte HouseHouse · 1159 ydExplorer Tom Charlotte House in Greatconnell would tell you after three pints that it was actually designed by a cat. The windows…
P. FlanaganHouse · 1184 ydExplorer Tom P. Flanagan in Greatconnell has an imaginary fan club that writes angry letters about its renovations. It’s all grace…
Ivy HouseHouse · 1189 ydExplorer Tom Ivy House in Greatconnell has a local who swears he invented the concept of living there, which is rich coming from…
Ballyglass HouseHouse · 1195 ydExplorer Tom Ballyglass House in Greatconnell handles nosy neighbours by pretending it’s a very expensive shed that you can’t afford…
Newbridge Masonic HallMasonic lodge/hall · 1217 ydExplorer Tom Newbridge Masonic Hall has a long list of former names and gets annoyed when you use the wrong one. It was built for…
bank/financial institution1226 ydExplorer Tom Bank or financial institution in Greatconnell is standing there looking all serious with those fancy Hibernian Bank…
Bank of IrelandBank/financial institution · 1264 ydExplorer Tom The Bank of Ireland in Greatconnell is having a dramatic standoff with the nearest tree on Main Street. It’s a…
Cill Dara HouseHouse · 1279 ydExplorer Tom Cill Dara House in Greatconnell was originally two houses that got married and regretted it. It’s been renovated so…
T.j. McCabeHouse · 1289 ydExplorer Tom T.J. McCabe in Moorfield is basically a giant brick statement piece on Edward Street, refusing to blend in. The…
Newbridge SilverwareMuseum · 1.0 miExplorer Tom Newbridge Silverware began making silver-plated cutlery in 1934, which means this Kildare place has spent decades…
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