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Post by Antaine on May 19, 2022 18:36:26 GMT
I read about this just today, but I don't see any real mention of it anywhere. I wonder if anyone here has heard something about it before. Carrigaholt Castle, in Co. Clare, now a ruin, is supposedly haunted. Specifically, there is one room that is apparently so terrible that it was sealed off. At one point - I think the 1920s - an exorcist supposedly reopened and entered the room to banish whatever it is inside, but was found dead the next day with a look of horror on his face. Has anyone heard any stories concerning Carrigaholt?
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Post by cato on May 21, 2022 11:41:58 GMT
I read about this just today, but I don't see any real mention of it anywhere. I wonder if anyone here has heard something about it before. Carrigaholt Castle, in Co. Clare, now a ruin, is supposedly haunted. Specifically, there is one room that is apparently so terrible that it was sealed off. At one point - I think the 1920s - an exorcist supposedly reopened and entered the room to banish whatever it is inside, but was found dead the next day with a look of horror on his face. Has anyone heard any stories concerning Carrigaholt? No I haven't Antaine. I am pretty sceptical about the supernatural in general. Last week however I was asked to view a work video of a colleague encountering what seemed like poltergeist activity. It was quite disturbing and I cannot explain it. The Maynooth seminary ghost room and linked 19th century clerical suicides are another interesting unnerving story. |
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Post by Antaine on May 24, 2022 17:21:47 GMT
I'm with you on that, Cato. I consider myself an intrigued sceptic when it comes to these things. It fascinates me, but I don't like to be taken a fool. I see many people will jump at any "evidence" as proof of the paranormal, one of my most recent favourites being a spider dangling in a cobweb considered a fairy sighting.
I have never heard those Maynooth stories though. I hope your colleague is alright.
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