St Enda's Park

Explorer Tom Pearse Museum in Haroldsgrange would put 'Finally, Some Proper Stone' on its tombstone, because it’s built from rugged…

Explorer Tom Grange Golf Club gates are from 1780 and feature rusticated granite piers with carved caps. The iron arch says 'Grange…

Explorer Tom Roseville in Rathfarnham is suspicious of the postman because three centuries of additions have given it enough layers…

Explorer Tom House in Ballyboden is a granite beauty from 1905. It’s got wrought-iron grilles that look like they’re guarding…

Explorer Tom Willbrook House in County Dublin is stuck behind an entrance screen that looks like it’s guarding a secret treasure…

Explorer Tom Old Mill in Willbrook would order a chipper with extra gravy because it thinks it’s still working hard for its money…

Explorer Tom Bolton Hall in Ballyboden is a Georgian giant that thinks it can read minds through its stones. The dower house next…

Explorer Tom Whitechurch Branch Library in Ballyboden is a little Carnegie gem from 1911 with a double gable and canted porch. It’s…

Explorer Tom Rosebank in Oldorchard is all about those elaborate cast-iron gates and stone piers because the house itself got…

Explorer Tom Milestone or milepost in Oldorchard is stuck in a fairy dispute over parking rights, which explains why it looks so…

Explorer Tom A fifth Mapped graveyard is famous for a priest who lost a bet there and had to live in a crypt for a week. He probably…

Explorer Tom Graveyard in Whitechurch sits on a prominent rise above the countryside. It was confirmed to St Mary's Abbey in the…