Ghostly hauntings?

JohnCleary

Yup there was a 'Knocknararra Stalker' - I'm not going to mention his name but he had an awful hard last few years in school, his younger brother used to get slagged about it the whole time too.

He went to the Bish I think. I didn't go there but knew people who did

padi89

JohnCleary wrote: »

Yup there was a 'Knocknararra Stalker' - I'm not going to mention his name but he had an awful hard last few years in school, his younger brother used to get slagged about it the whole time too.

He went to the Bish I think. I didn't go there but knew people who did

Aye, he was only a young fella in the end 16/18 if i remember correctly.He was lucky the guards got to him first, plenty of vigilantes in the area wanted to do serious damage.

JohnCleary

padi89 wrote: »

Aye, he was only a young fella in the end 16/18 if i remember correctly.He was lucky the guards got to him first, plenty of vigilantes in the area wanted to do serious damage.

Yup, and I wouldn't blame them tbh... what a fcuked up thing to do

The lads name is tarnished in his age group forever tbh. Don't know if he's still around Galway or what, best thing he could do is move away from town tbh

stevendcarroll

ya about the house in corrib park, my parents know the owners very well and i have been in the house twice, during the time of the occourances the family were overwhelmed but i hav'nt heard any going on's recently! (please don't correct my spelling)

quietobserver

what sort of goings on?

stevendcarroll

quietobserver wrote: »

what sort of goings on?

none, "i hav'NT heard"

Bobeagleburger

JohnCleary wrote: »

Yup, and I wouldn't blame them tbh... what a fcuked up thing to do

The lads name is tarnished in his age group forever tbh. Don't know if he's still around Galway or what, best thing he could do is move away from town tbh

Yeah and do his stalking in some other town:eek:

Bass Cadet

mrsdewinter wrote: »

Re Oranmore haunted house, heard at one stage that it was built over an underground stream, which meant odd noises were heard at night. My school playground was out that direction and 1 girl had a few stories about it, but they could easily have been rehashed bits from a 1970s horror flick. Thought the underground stream had a bit of credibility to it, tho

yep. I was actually in that house as a wee guy before it was bricked up. It was obviously deserted but it was built on an underground stream or tributary coming from the bay. I think it was deserted for structural reasons more than anything else

nuac

Old Spanish Arch Bar was reputed to be haunted about the 1950's. Knew a man who had worked there. Stories of doors that could not be opened by all usual means and then swung open by themselves. Stories of people being hit from behind and looking around to find room entry. Probably a poltergeist.

JohnCleary

nuac wrote: »

Stories of people being hit from behind and looking around to find room entry. Probably a poltergeist.

.... or Knacker Dwarf



:pac:

?Cee?view

nuac wrote: »

Old Spanish Arch Bar was reputed to be haunted about the 1950's. Knew a man who had worked there. Stories of doors that could not be opened by all usual means and then swung open by themselves. Stories of people being hit from behind and looking around to find room entry. Probably a poltergeist.

Where's the Old Spanish Arch Bar. Do you mean some of the buildings that were demolished to make way for that Portmore yoke and the road?

ukgalwaymcguire

someone seriously needs too round all the stories up, and do a ghost walk around galway
there big business in london with jack the ripper and such, would be a laugh even if it wasnt a money spinner, and do it on a full moon night when the bats are out over the corrib LOL.. loving all the stories though xx c

JohnCleary

ukgalwaymcguire wrote: »

someone seriously needs too round all the stories up, and do a ghost walk around galway
there big business in london with jack the ripper and such, would be a laugh even if it wasnt a money spinner, and do it on a full moon night when the bats are out over the corrib LOL.. loving all the stories though xx c

I agree, for the craic more than anything though.

Difference between London and here, is that London has true historical facts, Galway has a loads of Boardsies telling stories But yeah, excellent idea and i'd be for up for it... it'd about the only time i'd be caught in public with ye geeks :pac: (joke joke joke)

ukgalwaymcguire

JohnCleary wrote: »

I agree, for the craic more than anything though.

Difference between London and here, is that London has true historical facts, Galway has a loads of Boardsies telling stories But yeah, excellent idea and i'd be for up for it... it'd about the only time i'd be caught in public with ye geeks :pac: (joke joke joke)

yeah but without the stuck up type history its more of a laugh!! lol
i think it adds too the fun and the is it/ or isnt it true!! level without scores of actual facts, would love to do this, it would be amazing!!

Mrs OBumble

ukgalwaymcguire wrote: »

someone seriously needs too round all the stories up, and do a ghost walk around galway
there big business in london with jack the ripper and such, would be a laugh even if it wasnt a money spinner, and do it on a full moon night when the bats are out over the corrib LOL.. loving all the stories though xx c

Over the summer I got a brochure about a walking tour called "Gore of Galway" ... 4pm Sundays from the Tourist info office. "This 1.5 hour walking tour concentrates on tales of murder, beheadings, hangings, drownings, miscarriges of justice ... and more murders" 8-euro. mail orlaforde@hotmail.com


No idea if they get into ghosts though, of if it's still happening ...

JohnCleary

Ah it needs to be at night, and the punters need to be drunk

Ghosthunter52

Yes I remember, it was 225 corrib park

inisboffin

Lord almighty, that was some zombie thread resurrection! :P

biko