Haunted Places A–Z

Witnesses describe a spectral mill worker in clogs, faint children's cries and an invisible pressure reportedly felt on visitors.

The site is associated with cold blasts and whispers in the theatre, shadowy cloister figures and books falling unaided in the library.

Local accounts describe the Black Lady, a female apparition said to roam the woodland paths.

Witnesses describe a vengeful baron, a weeping bride and other apparitions associated with the old hall and its rooms.

Witnesses describe the spirit of revolutionary Robert Emmet reportedly remaining at the old pub as a spectral guard.

Staff and visitors report a haunted cell area, trapping incidents, pulled bedcovers, unexplained touches and apparitions of a boy and woman.

Witnesses describe a sea captain or sailor-like apparition associated with the old club building, with the activity reported around the location over many years.

Witnesses describe groaning from a tower, unexplained pacing and voices from closed rooms around the historic hotel.

Local accounts describe a sudden icy chill and oppressive melancholy traditionally associated with poet James Clarence Mangan.

Local accounts describe unexplained chills and the feeling of being watched around wooded parts of the former Burleigh Hall estate.

Local accounts describe a Victorian stagehand, cold draughts, moving shadows and objects behaving strangely backstage.