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Ghostly image in a church

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  • 21-09-2009 4:29pm
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    Linus67
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    This is a photo I found in a booklet about the history of St. Conleth's Church in Newbridge, County Kildare. The photo was taken around 1894.
    Check out the woman in the seats on the right.


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    iamhunted
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    tbh it looks more like the dodgy quality of cameras at the time moreso than anything ghostly


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    Fuinseog
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    true. even these when you shoot with a roll of film and get them developed you can see starnge things.


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    mattfender
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    prob long exposure...


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    brendansmith
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    Thats deffo a ghost!

    CHeck out the head piece that would have been worn at the time.


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    iamhunted
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    seriously, how can you say its 'defo a ghost'? And what time in particular are you talking about for the headpiece? the 1930s?


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    bigeasyeah
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    brendansmith wrote: »
    Thats deffo a ghost!

    CHeck out the head piece that would have been worn at the time.

    If it was a contempory headpiece then it wouldnt really prove anything.However if she was wearing a headpiece of indictative of an earlier age it would be interesting.
    A nice picture irregardless.


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    Elliemental
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    Linus67 wrote: »
    This is a photo I found in a booklet about the history of St. Conleth's Church in Newbridge, County Kildare. The photo was taken around 1894.
    Check out the woman in the seats on the right.


    Its nothing more than the glare of the light streaming in from the windows.


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    Linus67
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    Elliemental wrote: »
    Its nothing more than the glare of the light streaming in from the windows.

    The reason I posted the picture is because there is a woman sitting in a seat on the right hand side of the church and the fact that you can see through her.


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    VinnyTGM
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    I can see what looks to be one railing piece behind her but the rest of her body is not 'see through'.
    It is probably the light as said above.


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    Jessica xxx
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    Linus67 wrote: »
    This is a photo I found in a booklet about the history of St. Conleth's Church in Newbridge, County Kildare. The photo was taken around 1894.
    Check out the woman in the seats on the right.
    FREAKY!!!


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    Whispered
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    I can't see it. Can you circle where the woman is?


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    6th
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    helena.ryan wrote: »
    I can't see it. Can you circle where the woman is?

    There "she" is:

    attachment-4.jpg


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