I sat on the floor of beaten earth in a poorly illuminated vaulted room. I asked to stay alone in one of the underground passages. A warm and welcoming Irish musician, a great star, Sean Ryan, who stayed in the servants’ quarters, had purchased the land and invited me to come at my leisure. I visited the castle some twenty years ago. Ever since, the castle has been uninhabited. One night the terrorists bombed the empty castle it burned for quite some time. Then, in the 1920s, the IRA entered the fold, as if it wasn’t bad enough at the castle already. Indescribable, but immense and hairy, it jumps from the wall to terrify those who have the misfortune of getting too close. The most famous apparition in the castle, is that of “It,” a true monster, a most diabolic creature.
They were left in such distressed and upsetting states that they have sworn never to set foot in the castle again. Those who have visited have had terrifying and dreadful experiences. The owner at the time had them replaced, exactly as they were, reasoning that his ancestors must have had a good reason for doing so in the first place. A bit later three standing skeletons were found behind a wall. In the early 20 th century a dungeon was discovered filled with hundreds of skeletons. It is overrun with a variety of phantoms. Throughout its history, it has seen fratricidal warring, murders, massacres, and disappearances.
Leap Castle is a fitting name for the most haunted place in Ireland.
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