Ghost Watcher's Guide to Ireland

The ghosts of Ireland are an integral part of the countryis tradition and atmosphere. Stories are told of their presence in the old houses of Dublin as well as in the rambling, grandiose mansions. This guide contains 47 tales of such ghosts, ranging in time from the Middle Ages to the twentieth century. Be intrigued by the banshee and the headless coachman, or phantom dogs and fearsome black cats. Picture shadowy figures going about their unfinished business, flitting along dim corridors. Imagine the strange death warnings n the culmination of a sound that resembles the wind, yet has the tone of a human voice. These are the ghosts of Ireland. A Ghost Watcheris Guide to Ireland is fully illustrated with the hauntingly beautiful photographs of world-renowned photographer Simon Marsden. Do restless, uneasy spirits still walk in Ireland? Check out www.irelandseye.com/ghost and see for yourself! ABOUT THE AUTHOR John Dunne, a well-known writer, journalist, and broadcaster, was born in Dublin and worked for the now defunct Irish Press. He was an enthusiastic collector of tales of the supernatural, which appeared regularly in the newspapers of the Irish News Group.Dunne, John is the author of 'Ghost Watcher's Guide to Ireland' with ISBN 9781565548985 and ISBN 1565548981.