Ireland's Loftus Hall Hits Market as Iconic Haunted Mansion

Ireland and Northern Ireland are home to several notable haunted locations drawing visitors intrigued by paranormal lore. Loftus Hall in Wexford, Ireland, is reputedly the country's most haunted mansion, with a dark legend involving the Devil playing cards with Lady Anne, whose ghost reportedly haunts the estate. Ballygally Castle in Northern Ireland, built in 1625 and now a hotel, is famous for its 'Ghost Room' and the tragic spirit of Lady Isabella Shaw, who is said to haunt the corridors searching for her child. Meanwhile, Pluckley village in Kent, England, is known as the UK's most haunted village, with numerous ghost stories ranging from highwaymen to spectral ladies linked to its centuries-old history. Additionally, the Malin Head Haunted House in Donegal, Ireland, has revived its fright night events featuring immersive haunted experiences and community fundraising activities. These sites continue to attract ghost hunters and tourists eager for eerie encounters and historical ghost stories.