Tullycoe Fort

Explorer Tom We call it Giant's Grave because giants are fun, but this Cavan mystery is yours to decode today.

Explorer Tom The Larah post box sports Edward VII’s crown, standing as a sturdy, royal sentinel for the local community since about 1905.

Explorer Tom This Gothic Revival gem in Killycrone features a striking cut-stone bellcote, standing proudly since eighteen thirty-two.

Explorer Tom This foundation stone was blessed by Pope John Paul II in 1979, marking a significant moment for County Cavan.

Explorer Tom Rookery Wood in County Cavan is likely a bustling hub for rooks, where you can listen to their raucous chatter echoing through the dense branches.

Explorer Tom Cormeen Glebe Forest near Clifferna, County Cavan, feels like a peaceful retreat; perhaps a farmhouse ghost is waving from the trees.

Explorer Tom A castle was marked here on Petty's map, but the site is levelled now; five horse skulls found under Lislin House suggest a very spooky foundation ritual.

Explorer Tom Dernaskeagh is featured on Wikimedia Commons for County Cavan, so if you can’t find it, just look at the pictures.

Explorer Tom The Site of Old Castle overlooks a rocky hillock above the Annalee River, a silent stronghold from the O’Reilly era.

Explorer Tom From Carrickallen, you can see down to Bailieborough, making this County Cavan peak a great vantage point.

Explorer Tom Five stones graded by height stand in a clearing, known locally as Fin McCool’s Fingers, pointing towards the ridge.

Explorer Tom Cabragh Ringfort is recorded as an archaeological place in County Cavan, likely a circular dwelling spot surrounded by banks that protected its ancient residents.