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Irish
Ghosts
A
Ghost Watcher's Guide to Ireland
Irish Ghosts. The ghosts of Ireland are an integral part of
the country's tradition and atmosphere. Stories are told of
their presence in the old houses of Dublin as well as in the
rambling, grandiose mansions. This guide contains 47 tales of
such ghosts, ranging in time from the Middle Ages to the twentieth
century. Be intrigued by the banshee and the headless coachman,
or phantom dogs and fearsome black cats. Picture shadowy figures
going about their unfinished business, flitting along dim corridors.
Imagine the strange death warnings, the culmination of a sound
that resembles the wind, yet has the tone of a human voice.
These are the ghosts of Ireland. The book is fully illustrated
with the hauntingly beautiful photographs of world-renowned
photographer Simon Marsden.
Irish
Ghost Stories
Irish Ghosts. Unexplained psychic phenomena fascinate people
from all walks of life. However, many are afraid, ashamed and
embarrassed to come forward for fear of not being taken seriously.
Of course, we can't prove that ghosts exist or don't exist.
We are in a different realm of consciousness when we talk about
ghosts. But however strange or unusual the feelings that people
experience, the experiences themselves are none the less real.
Celebrated people have had strange experiences. This book includes
those of the actor Micheal MacLiammoir and of playwright and
author Hugh Leonard, Jack Keyes Byrne. The Lord of the Dance,
Michael Flatley, has acknowledged the presence of a ghost named
Isabella in his Castlehyde home near Fermoy, County Cork. Oliver
St John Gogarty also believed in ghosts. There are many well-known
Irish ghost stories and Padraic O'Farrell tells some of them
in this book. He has, however, leaned heavily on the side of
lesser-known tales; most of them previously unpublished.
True
Irish Ghost Stories: Haunted Houses, Banshees, Poltergeists
and Other Supernatural Phenomena
This compilation of richly varied stories based on supernatural
phenomena relies on the memories of ordinary Irish folk scattered
throughout the isle. Classified by geographical area, these
simple yet compelling narratives provide amazing descriptions
of poltergeists and banshees, spiritfilled houses, deathbed
scenes pervaded by spectres, legendary and ancestral phantoms,
uncanny forewarnings of death and other unearthly experiences.
A comprehensive collection of authentic ghost tales: disarming,
convincing, and illuminating. Irish
Ghosts.
True
Irish Ghost Stories The
early twentieth-century work tells of haunted houses, poltergeists,
apparitions, banshees, and other supernatural happenings in
Irish cities and countrysides. Irish Ghosts.
Haunted
Inns of Britain and Ireland
Britain and Ireland are famous for their inns and hostelries
- and their ghosts. It seems that our favourite haunts are also
those of resident wraiths intent on revisiting their past in
the cosy confines of centuries old pubs. From Cornwall to Scotland,
and from Ireland to East Anglia, historian and inveterate ghost-hunter
Richard Jones seeks out the most charming inns with the spookiest
of ghost stories. All the information you need for your own
tour of haunted inns is provided. Just be prepared to share
your pint with a ghostly knight or phantom highwayman as you
pass through.
Haunted
Houses of Britain and Ireland
Whether a grand palace or stately home, small family property
or majestic ruin, Britain and Ireland are teeming with houses
that have resident ghosts and phantoms. Renowned spectre-seeker
Richard Jones has scoured the Kingdom and the Emerald Isle searching
for the most haunted properties that are open to the public,
be they city hotels, grand National Trust properties or small
country houses. From a giggling girl and cigar smoke in Cornwall
to a ghostly lion and a green lady in Scotland, Richard reveals,
explains and delights in the tales of the unexplained sights,
sounds and smells that visitors to these abodes may encounter,
be they sceptic or ghost-hunter.This authoritative and entertaining
guide to over 100 haunted houses is handsomely designed and
illustrated throughout with chilling photographs and maps of
each region.
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