Breathing sounds close by while alone in a house, spontaneous exploding lightbulb, back bird found in a closed off room with no obvious signs of entry and black shadows hovering over beds at night.

The night of October 31st thrills and scares kids alike with tales of ghosts, witches, werewolves, monsters and the undead supposedly able to walk among the living one one night a year.

Jervis Street shopping centre is the site of the old Jervis Street Hospital. To date there have been many stories of reported ghostly apparitions, disembodied voices, to children singing when no one was around.

With a long history of helping sick children, the Lilenfeld children’s hospital’s history came to an end in 2018 but before that there were many stories of shadows walking around the building and voices being heard.

Three odd deaths all with a similar pattern all linked to the Rhetoric House room in St. Patrick’s College.

Multiple aircraft witness and discuss bright fast moving unidentified flying object with Shannon air traffic control in Ireland.

‘X’ pattern lights seen more than once with additional ‘dancing’ lights over a south Dublin Suburb.

A usually timid dog one night becomes very agitated and aggressive towards someone or something that is out of view which is followed by a bright blue light and memory loss of what happened after the bright light.

Two witnesses watch a lit up circular object over Mullingar, Ireland. The UFO seemed to be aware that the witnesses were watching and trying to capture the object on camera.

Captain John McNiell Boyd was lost at sea, Boyd’s faithful dog rested on Boyd’s grave and starved to death, and to this day Boyd’s dog is reported to still be seen around St. Patrick’s Cathedral.

Does bright light cause you to sneeze, if so you might be one of the 25% of people that have photosneezia.

A man’s body is found with no signs of life, within a short period of time the man’s heart starts to beat and he regains consciousness and goes on to describe a long period of missing time.

Myth, folklore or hidden magical species? The Fae or fairies have been a constant for many years throughout Irish stories and poems from generation to generation.

With a number of sightings over the years from around Ireland, the mystery of large black cats roaming the countryside continues to remain unexplained.

Ongoing and consistent animals being found deceased with marks and wounds that look almost surgical in nature in unexplainable circumstances.

Baba Yaga is a very distinctive figure in Eastern folklore who is reported to help lost travellers or eat them when they stumble upon her hut in the woods.

A mythical creature with a half dog, half fish body that lives in waters of many Irish lakes waiting to pick off an unsuspecting victim at the shoreline.

Muckross lakes, Ireland’s deepest lake that could hold an ancient species of animal that has been reported to have similarities to Lough Ness’s famous inhabitant.

Invisible hands forcing vehicles off the road leading to tragedy and disembodied hairy hands trying to get into a parked caravan in the middle of the night.

Child apparitions, to a yearly scheduled ghostly appearance. Ballyseede castle has a rich history of ghostly goings on throughout the castle.