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Fairy fort / earthen ringfort in Mullaghboy (ballymachugh Ed)Fairy fort / earthen ringfort · 264 ydComputer-made picture. It does not show this monument.Explorer Tom In Mullaghboy, this fort has a fosse missing in parts, with earlier reports suggesting an entrance at the southeast side for entry.
Fairy fort / earthen ringfort in Tawlaght (clanmahon By.)Fairy fort / earthen ringfort · 492 ydComputer-made picture. It does not show this monument.Explorer Tom On Tawlaght's drumlin ridge, this marked 'Fort' is now just a low, almost circular mound, with nothing else visible at ground level today.
Moydristan HouseHouse · 920 ydExplorer Tom Moydristan House is a sturdy limestone structure with an Ionic doorcase, hinting at its respectable 1850 origins in the countryside.
Explorer Tom Aghakilmore Lower is a mountain peak in County Cavan that could be a great spot for a picnic.
filling pump/station1.1 miExplorer Tom A retired Gilbarco pump stands guard at Ballyheelan’s crossroads, its metal sign still demanding that glass be full before delivery.
Explorer Tom Moynagh Upper Forest in County Cavan sounds like a place where the clouds hang low and the views are high.
Children's playground1.5 miComputer-made picture. It does not show this playground.Explorer Tom Perhaps this Children's playground in County Cavan is secretly connected to a magical forest by an invisible path.
Explorer Tom This motte in Moat is a high, steep-sided circular mound enclosed by a fosse; there’s a mysterious round-bottomed depression on the summit of unknown significance.
Explorer Tom This other Crane Island in County Cavan isn't the Washington one, but it’s still a lovely, mysterious little islet worth a look.
Explorer Tom Gull Island is a tiny, windy spot in County Cavan where the birds probably have much better views than we wandering humans ever could.
Explorer Tom Carrick Rock is a wood, and I suspect it’s named after a big boulder that refuses to move.
Explorer Tom Carrickabane is near Cabra Castle, meaning this Cavan peak likely has a fairytale quality to its very name.
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