True Irish Ghost Stories - Seymour, St John D; Neligan, Harry L
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Embark on a chilling journey into the shadowy realms of the Emerald Isle with this collection of captivating Irish ghost stories, featuring first-hand tales of haunted houses, poltergeists, apparitions and other uncanny accounts. Faithfully recorded from real newspaper accounts, interviews, and personal letters, St. John Seymour and Harry Neligan eagerly recount the eery and enigmatic ghost-sightings of the Irish people. In these masterfully arranged pages, death-warnings, dismal dreams, and haunted house promise to equally entice and perturb. Organized in chapters, Seymour and Neligan…mehr

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Embark on a chilling journey into the shadowy realms of the Emerald Isle with this collection of captivating Irish ghost stories, featuring first-hand tales of haunted houses, poltergeists, apparitions and other uncanny accounts. Faithfully recorded from real newspaper accounts, interviews, and personal letters, St. John Seymour and Harry Neligan eagerly recount the eery and enigmatic ghost-sightings of the Irish people. In these masterfully arranged pages, death-warnings, dismal dreams, and haunted house promise to equally entice and perturb. Organized in chapters, Seymour and Neligan brilliantly manage to preserve these chilling accounts. Delve into the ominous world of haunts, spooks, and shrieks at your own risk.
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St. John Drelincourt Seymour was born in 1880 in Limerick, Ireland, and was ordained as a priest in 1904. An Irish Anglican priest, Seymour spent much of his life as Archdeacon of Cashel and Emily. He is best known for the following works: Irish Witchcraft and Demonology, The Tales of King Solomon , Irish Visions of the Otherworld: A Contribution to the Study of Medieval Visions, and, of course, True Irish Ghost Stories. Harry L. Neligan is credited in for help with this volume. Not much is known about Neligan although records show he worked as a police officer and was a founding member of the Royal Ulster Constabulary.