Haunted Places in Leinster

Explore 7 reported haunted places across Leinster, from famous landmarks and historic buildings to little-known local ghost stories.

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Hellfire Club, Dublin

Montpelier Hill / R115, Dublin Mountains, Dublin, Ireland

The site is associated with unseen grabbing, a woman's screams, shadowy figures and other spectres reported around the hilltop ruin.

Hill of Slane

Hill of Slane, Slane, Meath, Ireland

People passing Hill of Slane have reported strange figures, unexplained sounds and other eerie encounters, particularly after dark or in poor weather.

Hill of Tara

Hill of Tara, Tara, Meath, Ireland

Local accounts link Hill of Tara with apparitions, mysterious sounds and unsettling encounters that have become part of the area's supernatural folklore.

Hook Lighthouse

Hook Head, Churchtown, Wexford, Ireland

Visitors report unexplained footsteps, shadowy figures and sudden cold spots inside Hook Lighthouse, where ghost stories remain tied to the property's history.

Howth Castle

Howth Castle, Howth, Dublin, Ireland

Staff and visitors report a spectral white rat, ghostly footsteps and other omens traditionally associated with misfortune for the St Lawrence family.

Huntington Castle

Huntington Castle & Gardens, Clonegal, Carlow, Ireland

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

Huntington Castle, Clonegal

Huntington Castle & Gardens, Clonegal, Carlow, Ireland

Local accounts describe Druid shades, a spectral soldier, Barbara St Leger and a bishop reported among the castle's many spirits.