The ghost of Jack Hayson is a story that starts at the home of the Hayson family who lived in Waterford in the late 19th Century on the quay by the River Suir and next to the harbour. Jack Hayson was away from the...
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Ghosts in Ireland, like ghosts all around the world, can attach themselves to families or in particular family members. The Derrygonnelly farmhouse ghost seemed to do just that. This haunting of a family, in...
The Mary Carrick Poltergeist
Not strictly an Irish folklore tale but as Mary Carrick did emigrate to America from Ireland. We decided this ghost story was worth including. This story was told to Atlantic Monthly in August 1868 by Mr. H.A Willis,...
The Ghost of Carlingford Rectory
Ghosts in Ireland of ladies tend to appear in a multitude of colours. Mainly one reads of the Grey Lady or the White...
The Death Coach of Ballyduff
The story of the death coach of Ballyduff is from Irish folklore. It about one man’s freighting experience of seeing...
The Beasts of Tuamgraney
The Beasts of Tuamgraney is a story that takes place in a wooded area just outside the town of Tuamgraney in County...
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The castle in this tale is Killyleagh Castle on the shore of Strangford Lough in County Down. It is a stunning...
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Ireland has a lot of different ghost stories involving Poltergeist and this nest tale of terror takes place in Dublin,...
The Ghost of Castletown House
Tales of meetings with the Devil are very common in Ireland, maybe because we have a lot of crossroads here and the...
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