Wilton Park

Explorer Tom The Old Barracks at Hagan's Court used to be a police station before the Gardas took over, and it still looks like it’s…

Explorer Tom Young Women's Christian Association on Baggot Street Lower has a name that really means ‘We Like Our Windows To Be…

Explorer Tom Stables on Baggot Street Lower in County Dublin are sitting right on the street, which is weird for a mews. They’ve got…

Explorer Tom Post box on Fitzwilliam Place is a cast-iron pillar from 1910. It's got a domed cap and was made by McDowell Steven. It…

Explorer Tom United Arts Club in County Dublin is a four-bay townhouse that used to be a residence. Built c.1800, it’s now a…

Explorer Tom Waterworks kiosk on Adelaide Road is a Modernist gem from 1929 that thinks it’s grander than a small café. It has…

Explorer Tom Stables on Leeson Place used to house horses and servants but now it’s housing humans who pay rent, which is a step…

Explorer Tom Battle of Rathmines in County Dublin is where the Royalists tried to attack Dublin but got a bit stuck on the hills.…

Explorer Tom Bigleaf Maple in County Dublin is waiting for a bishop who refused to visit because he thought it looked too much like…

Explorer Tom Oriental plane in Dublin once smuggled a whole crate of cabbages up through its hollow trunk during the famine, or so…

Explorer Tom Cathedral. Christchurch has a doorway with chevron arches and a capital featuring a monster head in the crypt. It is…

Explorer Tom Graveyard in Dublin belonged to St John's medieval Parish Church and is marked 'Dis.' on old maps. Rocque's 1756 map…