Tonight’s story comes from my new book Hidden Haunts: Ireland - a collection of lesser-known ghost stories, local legends, and accounts that have rarely, if ever, been written down.

This episode takes us to Woodstown House in County Waterford, a place better known for its famous guests than its ghosts. But behind the grand rooms and local reputation lies something far stranger - a series of experiences shared by several people who lived and worked there.

You’ll hear Chrissie’s account of strange activity in the kitchen, the sense of being watched in the annex apartment, and the night she woke to a cold presence in her room. You’ll hear what the gardener told her on her last day, and the disturbing experiences he had in the very same rooms. And you’ll meet Catherine, whose encounters along the driveway and inside the house suggest that whatever lingers there is far older than any modern history.

These are stories rarely spoken aloud - the kind that drift quietly through a community until they’re finally written down.

If you’d like to read the full chapter, along with many more Irish hauntings that have never appeared in guidebooks or popular folklore,

Hidden Haunts: Ireland is available now on Amazon: https://amzn.eu/d/cjxWLFz

Thank you, as always, for watching, supporting the channel, and keeping these overlooked stories alive.