Croagh Patrick is the holiest of all mountains in Ireland. The pilgrimage of this holy mountain dates back 5,000+ years ago into the Stone Age. The religious significance of this area dates as far back as that of the pagans, when people were believed to come here to celebrate the start of harvest season.
Croagh Patrick – The Holy Mountain of Ireland Read More »
The house stands alone dark and intimidating, the exterior reflecting the darkness within, warming of the terrors within its walls. Seeing this house for the first time.
Loftus Hall Ireland’s Most Haunted House Read More »
Samhain was the festival of the dead. Ancestors were honored in Celtic Society, but demons and evil spirits were feared. During Samhain, it was also common to mark the door of your home with the blood of a slaughtered animal.
Samhain – The Celtic New Year and Festival of the Dead. Read More »
Striking fear into the hearts of all those who know the legends and myths surrounding this isolated and desolate building high in the Dublin mountains.
The Hell Fire Club: Debauchery, Sacrifice & Hauntings Read More »
The Banshee means “Fairy Woman” or some say “Woman of the Fairy Mound” and is a common presence and theme in many Irish stories and within Irish Mythology.
The Banshee – Also Known as The Wailing Woman Read More »
