Shanagarry Rising, cave rising in County Cork

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Explorer Tom Post box in Shanagarry North is a lamp box from 1987 with Queen Elizabeth II’s stamp on it. Nobody knows why it has…

Explorer Tom House in Shanagarry South is a confused mess of eras, starting around 1450 and ending with some 1990s additions. It’s…

Explorer Tom Saint Colman Mac Luna Church is sitting next to Shanagarry Castle, probably getting jealous of all that stone history.…

Explorer Tom Shanagarry House in Shanagarry North, County Cork is massive and U-shaped, which means if you get inside you’re stuck.…

Explorer Tom Kimoith in Shanagarry North is a gate lodge from 1820 that has turned into a house because who needs a gate when you…

Explorer Tom Glebe House in Shanagarry South is draped in slate like a very fancy shawl from 1807. It's been a vicar's pad and now…

Explorer Tom Ballybane House claims a fiddler played there all night until his fingers turned blue and the walls started dancing.…

Explorer Tom Snugborough in Ballybraher has a long face and a steep roof, like it’s perpetually frowning at the sky. The builder was…

Explorer Tom Sleveen House has a plan so complex it needs a map just to find the bathroom. Gabled dormers and a porch that looks…

Explorer Tom “Church in Ballycotton is playing hero without getting any credit, thanks to a forgotten local who saved it from…

Explorer Tom Tig Tiar in Ballycotton has a feud with its neighbor over who owns the sunset. It’s got simple geometric shapes, but…