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- National Inventory of Architectural Heritage
- John M, Geograph · CC BY-SA 2.0
- MrCorman, Wikimedia Commons · CC BY-SA 4.0
- Hywel Williams, Geograph · CC BY-SA 2.0
- John M, Wikimedia Commons · CC BY-SA 2.0
Burren HouseCountry house · 585 ydExplorer Tom Burren House overlooks the harbour and looks like it’s judging your boat parking from up there. Built around 1790 on an…
Burren BridgeBridge · 915 ydExplorer Tom Burren Bridge is built by locals with local stone, so it fits in better than most people do. It blends into the…
The GlenHouse · 1009 ydExplorer Tom The Glen in Farranagark is a Victorian show-off from 1860. It’s got a breakfront bay that’s basically winking at you.…
Gortaglanna HouseCountry house · 1217 ydExplorer Tom Gortaglanna House in Farranagark has wings that were added later but still manage to look harmonious, which is…
Flaxfort StrandBeach / strand · 1245 ydExplorer Tom Flaxfort Strand is the sort of Cork shoreline that rewards looking down as well as looking out. Courtmacsherry Bay…
RathclarenRectory/glebe/vicarage/curate's house · 1407 ydExplorer Tom Rathclaren in Farranagark has a ridiculous smuggling story about a vicar hiding barrels of whiskey under the slate roof…
Explorer Tom "Holy Trinity Church (Rathclarin) is wearing three different centuries of fashion at once because it didn’t know what…
post box1462 ydExplorer Tom Post box in Farranagark is a Victorian cast-iron beauty painted green, embedded in a boundary wall. It’s rare now…
Trinity WellSpring · 1497 ydExplorer Tom Trinity Well is currently being managed by a very confident terrier named Sergeant Barker who barks at every cloud.…
Lisheen HouseHouse · 1557 ydExplorer Tom Lisheen House in Lisheenaleen sits in its own grounds like it owns the place, which it probably does. It’s got…
Lobster CottageRailway station · 1603 ydExplorer Tom Lobster Cottage in Cullenagh isn't actually for lobsters, but it looks like one is hiding in the timber clapper board.…
Explorer Tom Mahon Abbey would survive a zombie attack by locking the doors and pretending no one is home. The monks were masters of…
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