Haunted Places in Leinster

Visitors report apparitions, unexplained footsteps and sudden cold spots around Dublin Castle Chapel Royal, where centuries of history have inspired enduring ghost stories.

Reports from Dublin City Hall include apparitions, strange noises and the feeling of an unseen presence moving through its historic rooms.

Reports from Gaiety Theatre, Dublin include strange sounds, shadowy figures and unexplained activity continuing after audiences and staff have left.

Visitors have reported apparitions, unexplained footsteps and sudden cold spots around General Post Office, Dublin, contributing to its long-standing local haunted reputation.

Witnesses have described shadowy figures, strange sounds and sudden chills around Glasnevin Cemetery, where local ghost stories remain part of the site's folklore.

Reports include an old man in a tweed suit reportedly sitting at the bar drinking before fading from view.

Visitors have reported apparitions, unexplained footsteps and sudden cold spots around National Library of Ireland, contributing to its long-standing local haunted reputation.

Local accounts link National Museum of Ireland, Kildare Street with apparitions, mysterious sounds and unsettling encounters that have become part of the area's supernatural folklore.

Staff and visitors report a resident poltergeist rattling doors and windows, phantom footsteps and a dressing room wrecked by an unseen force.

Reports include Jonathan Swift's ghost is traditionally said to haunt the vast Dublin park, with the activity reported around the location over many years.

Witnesses describe a phantom lock keeper and disorienting bright light blamed in tradition for drawing victims toward the canal.

Reports from Royal Hospital Kilmainham include apparitions, strange sounds and sudden cold spots in areas linked to the site's former occupants.

Local accounts describe longstanding reports of paranormal activity that drew investigators Hans Holzer and Sybil Leek to the hotel.

Witnesses have described shadowy figures, strange sounds and sudden chills around St Audoen's Church, where local ghost stories remain part of the site's folklore.

The site is associated with a longstanding tradition that circling the Black Church at midnight can summon a terrifying supernatural encounter.

Reports include ethereal touches and disembodied voices reported inside the crypt among the church's preserved remains.

Witnesses describe Jonathan Swift's apparition reportedly seen inside the cathedral where he served and was later buried.

Reports from The Custom House, Dublin include apparitions, strange noises and the feeling of an unseen presence moving through its historic rooms.