12 Eerie Haunted Spots in Dublin
<p><em>St Kevin’s Park, once known as St Kevin’s Cemetery because it housed the bodies of famine victims unable to afford a proper burial. Those bodies left unclaimed are still here and the park is thought to be haunted — or cursed. ©WOTR</em></p>
<p>As Halloween nears, my mind turns to things spooky, haunted, scary. I think of darkened corners, their smell musty from centuries of avoidance, cobwebs clinging to ancient walls, providing goose bumps and sheepish grins in equal doses.</p>
<p><a href="http://blog.women-on-the-road.com/11-things-about-dublin/" rel="noopener ugc nofollow" target="_blank">In Dublin recently</a>, that spirit — or <em>the</em> spirits — felt quite alive. In the land of mythical leprechauns and faeries, I meandered into shadowy caves, eerie graveyards, and came across (I firmly believe this) things that go bump in the night.</p>
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