Well, spring in County Cork

What is recorded here

Map note: Look up Well, a spring in County Cork, Ireland. Water can make its own noise; the map quietly marks the spot.

Well is recorded as a spring in County Cork.

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Explorer Tom Clontaff Cottage is a house that looks like it’s trying very hard to be fancy but keeps slipping back into being a…

Explorer Tom Nolan in Clontaff is small but mighty with rusticated quoins and a shopfront that punches above its weight on…

Explorer Tom Store or warehouse in Listarkin is a solid limestone block from 1820 that used to load goods overhead. It’s got those…

Explorer Tom That house in Listarkin has render decoration so fancy it looks like it’s wearing lace. The dentilated eaves are doing…

Explorer Tom Saint Bridget’s Catholic Church in Clontaff is throwing a serious shade with that copper roofed bellcote. I’m convinced…

Explorer Tom Myross Church is standing tall with its crenellated entrance tower and Gothic Revival style. Built around 1840, it’s a…

Explorer Tom Listarkin House in Listarkin is a quirky gate lodge from 1820 that looks like someone added an extra bay just for fun.…

Explorer Tom Aghatubrid More’s walled garden smells like old roses and regret, according to my very reliable nose. It has a…

Explorer Tom The Old Schoolhouse in Cahergal has tall chimneys and round-headed arches that look like they’re about to sing. It’s…

Explorer Tom Castle Ire in Listarkin is mostly rubble now, with just a stump of the W corner standing. Locals say it was built in…

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Explorer Tom Castle in Aghatubrid More is incorporated into a house now, which is a bit messy for history. It was an O'Donovan clan…