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Season Finale!

Hazel and Barry tell the story of the triple tragedy of Dunmore House in Carrigans.

Three ghostly hearses in a driveway, a wedding day-turned-funeral and an Agatha Christie connection.

Content warning for suicide.

References: www.stjohnstonandcarrigans.com, www.lisburn.com and the Belfast Telegraph.

Stay tuned for a Christmas eve special... and stay spooky!

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Barry and Hazel chat to local blacksmith and storyteller Charlie Gallagher about developing his storytelling, the ways of the wee folk and ghosts in Lough Swilly.

You can find him on Instagram and Facebook @wayofthestag

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The most haunted theatre in England? Cool.

One of the ghosts is an Inishowen man, Charles Macklin? DING DING!

We met Sean Beattie to discuss Charles Macklin, the playwright, actor and killer who still threads the boards in London's Drury Lane theatre.

Encore!

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In October Barry and Hazel toured a haunted house and were so intrigued they went back for an interview with Emma and Lisa, who brought us through some of the fascinating history and their otherworldly experiences in their beautiful home.

While editing, we noticed clicks, creaks, whirs and whooshes that we've never experienced with our equipment. Simple old house noises? Or the sounds of beyond?

Emma's book, The Hauning of Sharon Rectory: Our Truth, Our Horror and Heartbreak is available on Amazon and Kindle

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