St. Abigail's Well

Explorer Tom Saint Abigail's Well in Kilgobnet is sitting in a graveyard that’s been around since 1720. It’s got a plaque about the…

Explorer Tom St Abigails Well is showing off its cup niches like they’re high-end shelf space for holy biscuits. The potato in there…

Explorer Tom Lombardstown Bridge is standing over a tributary looking all stone-faced and elegant. Built around 1855, it’s got five…

Explorer Tom Roskeen House in Roskeen has its entrance in an end wall, which is unusual and slightly rude to your navigation skills.…

Explorer Tom Coolnahane House is a humble vernacular gem from 1800. It’s got timber shutters and a windbreak, which are pretty rare…

Explorer Tom Gurteenbeha House in Gurteenbeha was designed by a mother-in-law who believed that slate hanging on the first floor was…

Explorer Tom Kiln in Dromcummer More is set into the hillside, probably hiding from the damp. It used to bake lime, now it bakes…

Explorer Tom Saint Fursey's Church in Banteer had a fiddler who played there all night and never stopped until the sun came up. The…

Explorer Tom Water pump in Mullaghroe North has been standing there since the 1880s, looking very Victorian about it. It’s a…

Explorer Tom 17. Knocknagree Garda Station looks like a fancy country house because it was built in the Domestic Revival style…

Explorer Tom Knocknagree Roman Catholic Church is having a quiet rivalry with every other church in town. It’s got Gothic lancets…