Ghost hunt Ireland invites you to join us on one of our paranormal investigations to some of Irelands most famous haunted destinations, including the two listed below. For a full listing please do not hesitate to contact us.

Ross Castle.

This historic castle is situated amidst majestic trees in the tranquil countryside over looking its nearby lake. Built in 1533 by the lord of Devon, Richard Nugent, 12th Lord Delvin--also known as the "Black Baron".
He is said to be buried under the Anchorite's Cell in Fore. The great hall and extensions of Ross Castle were built by the Baron's grandson Richard in 1539 and the tower was used by Myles "the Slasher" O'Reilly, before he was killed in battle in 1644 by Cromwell's forces. His descendant, Anna Maria O'Reilly, restored it in 1864.
The Legend: In 1536, Sabina, the Baron's daughter, slipped away one day and met a handsome young man named Orwin on a bridge at the edge of her father's property. The Baron was English and Orwin was the son of an Irish lord. They fell in love, but it was not considered a proper match. They decided to elope and took a boat out onto Lough Sheelin.
The lake's waters are unpredictable and sometimes dangerous, with changeable weather and the lake being shallow with sharp limestone deposits underneath. While out on the lake, Sabina and Orwin couldn't get back when a storm came up and the boat overturned, with Orwin striking his head and dying. Sabina was thrown from the boat and rescued. She had a weakened heart from a virus when she was 7 and didn't awaken for three days, and when she did, she came across her beloved's body laid out in the palace chapel.
The scream from her seeing him is said to still be heard around 3-4 am in the back right room of the great house. She died from the shock of it all not too long afterwards.
She and Orwin are buried nearby in a mound down the road near the quarry. It is said that her spirit returned to Ross, while Orwin's returned to his family's home. Her screams can be heard in the dead of night.

Charleville Castle

Charleville Castle features prominent turrets and spires, clinging ivy and a medieval grotto. It is regarded as the finest Gothic Revival building in Ireland. Charleville castle is bordering the town of Tullamore, near the Shannon River. The castle is situated in Ireland’s most ancient primordial oak woods, once the haunting grounds of Ireland’s druids.
The word 'druid' in Gaelic literally means, "knower of the oak". In the sixth century it was part of the ancient monastic site of Lynally, which itself was in the ancient Durrow monastic settlement.

The castle is haunted by the ghost of a young girl who fell down some stairs to her death in the early 1800s.
The girl whom fell to her death from a staircase still roams around the castle and can be heard in rooms above moving furniture around and laughing and talking.
The castle has also been investigated by many paranormal investigation groups from around the world

What happens on an investigation.

Ghost Hunt Ireland knows this is your night, your experience and your investigation. Your evening will begin with an introduction to the team and to the other guests. Then you will be given a short presentation on the history of the location and what to expect and what not to expect during the course of the night.
You will be advised on what to look for such as cold spots, orbs, on your videos/cameras, experience of being touched, feeling hot or cold, feeling happy, sad or light headed. These are all alleged signs of paranormals activity.
After answering any questions your may have, we provide you with some refreshments/dinner, this depends on the location. You will be shown how to use dowsing rods, EMF meters, thermometers, and if you wish can help set up trigger objects.

For each vigil you will be split into groups, after each vigil we will all meet back at the base room where your can share any experiences or evidence. All guests are welcome to bring there own photographic equipment if they wish. A torch and appropriate clothing are recommended, It is also advisable to bring along extra batteries for your torch or other equipment etc.

Excessive alcohol is not allowed on any event. If someone has too many, it would ruin the night for the rest of the group.
Ghost Hunt Ireland wants you to decide for yourself if there is anything mystical out there or not, and for you to have an enjoyable memorable experiences to say with you forever.