Mysterious Britain & Ireland

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Hauntings

West Terrace, Buckler’s Hard

Buckler’s Hard is a hamlet and heritage attraction on the edge of the New Forest in the Beaulieu Estate. Since the 1700’s Buckler’s Hard has been known for ship building and amongst the many...

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Apparitions / Hauntings / Legends

Christchurch Priory, Christchurch

Larger than some cathedrals, the Grade I listed Christchurch Priory dates back to the 11th Century and is attributed to Ranulf Flambard (Born circa 1060 – Died 5 September 1128), then Dean of Twynham,...

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Folklore / Folktales / Irish Folktales

Bran

Finn had a splendid hound. That was Bran. You have heard talk of Bran. This is the colour was on him: Yellow feet that were on Bran, Two black sides, and belly white, Grayish...

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Hauntings

Priory House, Christchurch

Priory House is a Grade II listed property dating from 1763. It is associated with the merchant, amateur naturalist and director of the Bank of England, Gustavus Brander (Born 1720 – Died 21 January...

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Folklore / Folktales / Irish Folktales

Grian’s Mound

Grian’s Mound can be found just outside Tuamgraney, from which, according to legend the village it gets its name, Tomb of Gráinne or mound of the Sun. Grian (Gráinne or Griene) was said to...

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Film Review / Review

Tea With The Reaper

Written and directed by Ryan Simons and produced by Jamie Cymbal and Morgan Wilson, ‘Tea With The Reaper’ is a phantasmic rip-roaring mockumentary about the capers and mishaps of a pair of hapless paranormal...

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Apparitions / Hauntings

Old Pipeworks, Swadlincote

On 13th June 2018 the Derby Telegraph published the following witness account of a possible ghost sighting in Swadlincote. The story is by Paige Oldfield. ‘A grandma has been left spooked after spotting a...

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Folklore / Folktales

The Old Man Who Became A Fish

Some years ago a noted official became the magistrate of Ko-song County. On a certain day a guest called on him to pay his respects, and when noon came the magistrate had a table...