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kennels1276 ydExplorer Tom When nobody's looking, Kennels in Jigginstown probably lets the imaginary hounds run wild in the courtyard. It was…
Castle RagCastle, tower house · 1277 ydExplorer Tom Castle Rag in Jigginstown, County Kildare does the tango when nobody is watching from the gatehouse. It’s tiny enough…
Jigginstown VillaHouse · 1288 ydExplorer Tom Jigginstown Villa is the only house in County Kildare that the seagulls respect. They land on the roof to gossip about…
Explorer Tom Limerick Bridge is judging the road that leads to it right now. It thinks the traffic is being rude and should slow…
Explorer Tom Jigginstown Bridge is arching proudly over the Grand Canal. If zombies attacked, I bet it would just shrug and let them…
chimney1597 ydExplorer Tom Chimney in Naas East would buy a tiny hat if it won the lotto. It’s a red brick relic from a cotton mill that used to…
Graveyard in JigginstownGraveyard · 1.0 miExplorer Tom Graveyard in Jigginstown was once ruled by a goat who decided the rabbits were taking up too much space near the church…
Naas Workhouse CemeteryPark · 1.0 miExplorer Tom Naas Workhouse Cemetery in Kildare describes itself as 'a very exclusive club for people who left things a bit too…
Explorer Tom Naas General Hospital was originally a workhouse, so it’s just a hospital that remembers how to be mean about its bread…
store/warehouse1.1 miExplorer Tom That warehouse in Naas West was designed by a mother-in-law who wanted every brick to be perfectly visible and judged.…
Inscribed stone in Naas EastInscribed stone · 1.2 miExplorer Tom Inscribed stone in Naas East is a slab that jumped the ship from 1600 to 1719 and vanished entirely. It’s basically the…
Explorer Tom Memorial stone in Naas East is a missing altar stone that J.M. signed back in 1647, but now it’s gone forever. Two…
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