Tobercrananan

Explorer Tom Toberrananan features two wells with drystone surrounds, near a tree planted roughly one hundred and forty years ago.

Explorer Tom The well-preserved west end of this long, narrow Barragh church hints at its early medieval origins amidst the random rubble masonry.

Explorer Tom Saint Lazerian's Catholic Church has five bays and projecting sections that make it look like a sturdy, welcoming home in Crowsgrove.

Explorer Tom This well-preserved Saint Paul's Church (Barragh) has a polygonal apse that feels like it’s been patiently waiting for visitors in Lackabeg.

Explorer Tom An English holly stands sharp and bright, probably guarding the area with its prickly, festive green determination.

Explorer Tom Greenoge is a peak in County Carlow; the name sounds soft and green, like a gentle hill covered in lush, wild clover fields.

Explorer Tom St Brigid's Well is now a modern shrine in the graveyard, so let's tip our hats to the saint.

Explorer Tom This Monkey-puzzle tree looks incredibly tangled, as if it spent a century trying to solve its own knotty problems.

Explorer Tom Croaghaun is a peak in County Carlow; views from Corrbut Gap suggest it's the last significant hill to the north, quite grand!

Explorer Tom Huntington Castle & Gardens is a beautiful heritage attraction, and the castle itself looks absolutely stunning in the photos.

Explorer Tom Use the Altamont Gardens Map to navigate the flower borders near Kilbride, Co Carlow, as shown in local photos.

Explorer Tom Rathnageeragh Castle stands as a square gatehouse with a vaulted passageway, featuring surviving walls, a mural stair, and a garderobe chute.