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The age of the castle is almost inconceivable, a concept nearly lost to the American psyche. In the states, we rush to tear down anything over thirty years old to make room for some modern monstrosity. Progress and efficiency are the enemy of historic preservation.

Kinnitty Castle is absent of many modern conveniences, including wifi and television service. The rooms are drafty and damp, and the sound of creaky wooden floors echo loudly off the high ceilings. Oversized canopy beds resemble those of the nobles. Mahogany vanities and oversized wardrobes are fit for a queen. Dusty but colorful tapestries hang on the cold stone walls. It is perfect.

Kinnitty Castle

Upon arrival I immediately ingratiated myself to the staff, including a charming fellow named Conner who was more than happy to share the castles haunted history with me. There were plenty of ghost stories associated with the castle. I learned of the more popular resident spirits of Kinnitty, including those of a young woman named Geraldine and a monk named Hugh.

Geraldine’s spirit is known to favor the top floor of the castle and even has a room named for her. Hers is one of the more popular “haunted” rooms. She’s spotted regularly, emerging from shadowy corners, giving guests quite a fright! Some report seeing Geraldine as a red mist, hovering over their beds or floating down the quite castle corridors.

Another active entity is Hugh “the monk of Kinnitty”. He had a reputation for being a jolly soul, much loved by all who knew him. But he had a dark side – a secret turmoil that brewed inside him like a poison. Eventually, the forced smiles and laughter couldn’t mask his internal pain. Hugh did the unthinkable – he took his own life.

Hugh remains at Kinnitty Castle, a place where he lived both the happiest and saddest days of his life. He frequents the Abbey, an annex of the original building that houses several guest rooms, including my own.

Other ghosts are known to haunt the castle, including that of a nameless male. He’s described as a tall, dark haired man with broad shoulders and a fearsome stance. He’s of a more aggressive breed and recently pushed a guest down a flight of stairs. I was in no hurry to run into that guy
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 The age of the castle is almost inconceivable, a concept about suffer to the American psyche. In the states, we rush to pluck down anything over thirty years old to make room for some mod monstrosity. Progress and efficiency are the foe of historic conservation. 

 Kinnitty Castle is absent of many modern public toilet, including wifi and television serve. The rooms are drafty and damp, and the strait of creaky wooden floors repeat loudly off the high ceilings. outsize canopy beds resemble those of the nobles. reddish brown vanities and outsize wardrobes are fit for a queen. Dusty but colorful tapestries hang on the cold gem walls. It is perfect. 

 Kinnitty Castle 

 Upon arrival I immediately ingratiated myself to the staff, including a charming fellow named Conner who was more than happy to share the castles haunted history with me. There were plenty of ghost stories associated with the castle. I learned of the more democratic nonmigratory spirits of Kinnitty, including those of a young charwoman named Geraldine and a monk named Hugh. 

 Geraldine ’s spirit is know to favor the top floor of the castle and even has a room named for her. Hers is one of the more democratic “ haunted ” rooms. She ’s spotted regularly, emerging from shadowy corners, giving guests quite a fright! Some report seeing Geraldine as a red mist, hovering over their beds or float down the quite castle corridor. 

 Another active entity is Hugh “ the monk of Kinnitty ”. He had a reputation for being a jolly soul, much loved by all who knew him. But he had a blue side – a secret turmoil that brewed inside him like a poison. finally, the forced smiles and laughter could n’t mask his internal annoyance. Hugh did the unthinkable – he took his own life. 

 Hugh remains at Kinnitty Castle, a position where he lived both the happy and saddest days of his life. He frequents the Abbey, an annex of the original building that house several guest rooms, including my own. 

 Other ghosts are known to haunt the castle, include that of a nameless male. He ’s described as a tall, colored haired man with across-the-board shoulders and a fearsome stance. He ’s of a more aggressive breed and recently push a guest down a flight of stairs. I was in no hurry to run into that guy
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kinniTty CASTLE

UpoN arRivaL I immEdiately ingraTiaTed mYSelF to thE stafF, incLuDing a CharmiNg felLoW named Conner who Was mOre than haPpy To ShaRe The caSTles haUntEd hIstory wIth me. ThERe wErE PLEnTy of ghost stories asSoCIAtEd with thE castlE. i lEaRNed of the MoRe pOpulAR ResidEnt sPIrIts of KinNitty, iNClUdIng thosE oF a younG wOmaN naMed GeRAldiNe and a Monk nameD Hugh.

gEraldine’s spiriT Is known to favoR ThE TOp FLoor Of tHe castle and Even HAs a rOom nAMeD foR Her. HeRs is oNe OF tHE more popular “haunted” RoOms. She’S spotTed regularly, eMerging froM SHAdowy corNers, GIvINg guests quite a FrighT! Some reporT Seeing GeRaldiNe as a red Mist, hoverING over theIr bEds Or fLoaTINg Down the quite cASTle cOrRidors.

ANotHer actiVe eNtiTy iS HuGh “The monk of kinnitty”. he HaD a RePutAtion FOr being a JoLly SoUl, mUch loVEd by alL who kNew hIm. buT He hAd a dark SIdE – A SecrEt TuRmoiL thAt BreweD insIDe hIm like a Poison. EveNtuALly, tHe FoRced smiLes and laughteR cOuldn’t mask HiS inTernal PAIn. Hugh diD the unthinkable – he took hiS Own life.

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Other ghosts arE known to haUnT ThE castle, incLUdiNg That of a NamelesS male. hE’s descrIbed as a taLl, dark haiReD man WITh bRoad shouldErs and a fEarsome stANce. He’S Of A more AggRessivE bReeD and rEcentlY PusHed a gUest doWn A flighT of stAiRs. I was in No hurry to run into that guy
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The age of the castle i s almost i nconc eiv abl e,  a c once pt nearly lost to t he American psyche. In  thest a tes, we  rush  to tea r  d o w n a ny th ing  o v er  thir tyyears o ld to make  ro om  for some mo d er n monstros ity . Progress a ndeffici en cya re th e e nemyof his t oric p reservati on . 

Kinn i tty Cas t l eis a bsent of many mod e rn conveniences,includ in g  w i f i a ndtelevision  s ervic e . The r o om s a red rafty and dam p, and thes oun d of c re aky wooden  floo rs ech o loudly of f th e high ce ilings .  Oversi z ed cano py bed s r ese mble th os e o ft hen ob les .  Ma hogany v an it ies a nd o v e r s ized  wa rdro bes a re fit for aque en.D ust y but  colo rful  t apest ries h ang o nthe cold stonewall s. It isper fe ct. 
Kinni t ty Cas tle 

U pon arr ival Ii mme di a t e ly  ingratiated mysel ft o  t he staff , incl u di ng a charmi ng  fe llow n amedConn e rwho wasmore t h an  h appy to  s hare t he  ca stl es ha u nted  histo ry withme. T h ere were plent y  of ghost sto r ie s as s ocia ted  with the c astl e . Ilear n ed  of the m ore p op u la r  resident spirits o fKinnit ty, i ncluding thos e of a you n g woman na medG er a ldine and a mo nk na med Hugh.Geraldin e’s s pirit is  known to f avor the  to p f loo r o f th e castle ande v en h as  a room  na med for  he r.Her s i sone of th e more p op ul ar  “ hau nted” rooms. S he ’ssp ott ed re g ularly , eme rgin gfr o m s hadowyc or n e rs,gi vi ng g ues ts  quit e af rig ht! Som e reportsee i ng G er al dine as  a red mist,ho vering ove rthe ir bed s or float ing down the quite cast l e corri dor s.

A noth er active  en tity i s H u gh “th e monk  of K in nit t y ”. He h ad  are putation f o r  be ing a  j olly  soul,much loved by allw hoknew him. But  he  had a  d ark si d e –  a sec r e t turmoil thatbrewed ins id e  h im like ap ois on . Event ually,the f o rced sm iles andlaughterco uldn ’ t  ma sk his int ernal pa in. Hughd id th e  u nthin kab le – h etoo k his  own l i fe. 

Hug h rema in s at K innit ty  Castle,  a place where he lived  boththe h app iest andsad d est  days ofhislife. He f req uen ts th e A b bey,an a n ne x o f  theorig i nal build i ng  th a t  h ouses sever a l gue st ro oms ,  inclu ding  my own.

Other g h osts are known  toh a unt  th e  cas tl e, including t hat  o f a namele ss  male. He’s  describ ed as atall,dark h aired m a n  w i th bro ad s hou lders and  afe a rsome s ta nc e . He’s  ofamore a ggress i ve b r e ed and recentlypushe d a gue s t d own a  f light o f  sta irs. I was  in no hurr y to r un i nto t hat guy 
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The age_of the_castle is almost inconceivable,_a concept_nearly_lost to_the_American psyche. In_the states, we_rush to tear down_anything over thirty_years_old to make room for some modern monstrosity. Progress and efficiency are the enemy_of_historic preservation.

Kinnitty_Castle_is_absent of many modern conveniences,_including wifi and television service._The rooms_are drafty and damp, and the sound of_creaky_wooden floors echo_loudly off the high ceilings. Oversized canopy beds resemble_those of the nobles. Mahogany vanities_and oversized wardrobes_are_fit_for a queen. Dusty_but colorful tapestries hang on the_cold stone walls. It is perfect.

Kinnitty_Castle

Upon arrival I immediately ingratiated myself to_the staff, including a charming fellow_named Conner who was more_than happy_to share the castles haunted_history with me._There were_plenty of ghost_stories associated with the castle. I_learned of the_more popular resident spirits of Kinnitty,_including_those of a_young_woman_named Geraldine_and a monk_named_Hugh.

Geraldine’s spirit_is_known to favor the top floor_of_the castle and even has a room_named for her. Hers_is_one of the more_popular “haunted” rooms. She’s spotted_regularly, emerging from shadowy corners, giving_guests quite_a fright!_Some report seeing Geraldine as a red mist, hovering over their_beds or floating down the quite_castle corridors.

Another active entity_is Hugh_“the_monk of Kinnitty”._He_had a_reputation for being a jolly soul, much_loved by_all who knew him. But he_had a dark side_–_a secret turmoil that brewed inside_him like a poison. Eventually, the_forced smiles and laughter couldn’t_mask_his_internal pain. Hugh did the_unthinkable – he took his own_life.

Hugh remains at_Kinnitty Castle, a place where he lived_both_the happiest and saddest days of_his_life. He frequents the Abbey, an_annex_of_the original building that houses_several guest rooms, including my own.

Other_ghosts are known to haunt the castle, including that_of a nameless_male. He’s described as a_tall,_dark_haired man with broad shoulders and a fearsome stance. He’s_of a_more aggressive breed_and recently pushed a guest down a flight of stairs._I was in no hurry to run_into that guy