Souterain, man-made underground passage in County Cork

The monument record does not grant public access. Check the route and ask the landowner before entering private land.

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Explorer Tom Bealaghanaffrin Bridge has rough rubble parapet walls that make it look like it was built by a drunk mason. It does…

Explorer Tom Rectory in Templenacarriga South has steeply pitched roofs and decorative bargeboards that scream Victorian excess. It…

Explorer Tom The Kiln in Oldcourt West is a small structure that used to burn lime, which is basically ancient chemistry for people…

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Explorer Tom The Thatch in Lisgoold East, County Cork is a pub with a thatched roof which is super rare for an urban setting. The…

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Explorer Tom Ballyedmond House isn’t actually a house anymore, just an extremely fancy bridge from 1820. It’s got curved walls and…

Explorer Tom Water Lodges in Curragh are tiny gate lodges that used to guard a big house that’s now gone. They’d order extra chips…

Explorer Tom Glenview in Ballynaclashy is playing dress-up with its classical facade, pretending to be a Greek temple while hiding…

Explorer Tom Ballyedmond Bridge features channelled masonry and rubble stone walls that contrast beautifully in the rural landscape.…

Explorer Tom Curragh Woods would survive a zombie attack by simply standing still and letting them get confused by the lack of…