Dublin’s vanished fairgrounds and the market vendors who once animated them occupy a particular place in the city’s folklore: lively, crowded, occasionall…
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Bram Stoker’s Dublin: Pubs and Places That Inspired Dracula Dublin matters to Bram Stoker because it is where he was born, where he spent formative years,…
Sailor Ghosts in Dublin: Tracing Maritime Burial Records and Sea Lore for a Haunted Walk Dublin’s shoreline hums with layers of loss and story: drowned sa…
The Abbey Theatre occupies a singular place in Dublin’s cultural imagination: a working national theatre, a crucible for modern Irish drama, and a buildin…
Ethical Oral-History Collecting for Dublin Ghost Bloggers — A Practical Guide Ethical oral-history collecting for Dublin ghost bloggers is as much about r…
Verifying Dublin Oral Legends: Pillars of Folklore Methods for Visitors Visiting Dublin with an ear for stories can be enchantment and responsibility at o…
Dublin’s public sculptures are more than ornaments: they anchor stories, remember people and events, and—according to local lore—sometimes appear to move…