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Ballygally
Castle | Coonian |
Foyle Arts Centre, Derry
| Shane’s Castle, Co.
Antrim | Aghyallogue, Killeavy
| Articlave village, Coleraine
| Glenullen, Londonderry
| Carrickfergus Castle,
Co. Antrim | Edenderry
House | Drumbeg Parish
Church | Gill Hall |
Narrow Water Castle | Belfast
Flaxworks
Ballygally Castle
Built in 1625, Ballygally Castle is one of the most haunted places
in Northern Ireland. Overlooking the sea at the head of Ballygally
Bay, it has been said that sometimes this hotel can have more ghosts
than guests.
But the most active ghost is the playful former
resident, Lady Isobel Shaw, who amuses herself by knocking at the
doors of different rooms and then suddenly disappearing. When she
was alive, Isobel was locked in her room and starved by her husband.
She lept to her death from a window.
Madame Nixon is another ghost who lived in the hotel in the nineteenth
century. She can be heard walking around the hotel in her silk dress.
More
ghostly goings-on in Ballygally.
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