Ireland’s most ‘Father Ted’ tourist attraction

The Matt Talbot bridge, 4.5 google rating

a bridge in our capital city named after a mentally deranged fella who used to go around wrapped in chains and carried a kitten in his pocket cause he was allergic to cats, a sort of self-imposed punishment 🤪 mad altogether

*was the inspiration for Mattie Hislop

The entirety of Knock.

A village whose claim to fame was the hallucinations of a few local simpletons spawning a religious tat mini industry and an airport.

Ballinaspittle, Knock minus the tat sales and airport.

The Dublin Bus ghost tour. Absolute amateur hour at top dollar

There's supposed to be one of them up here near Ben Bulben. I've tried it a few times. It doesn't work.

I'd be very interested in your analysis, as to show why many random people apparently suffered hallucinations, at the same time in a remote rural village, utterly unprompted, and yet described the same visual scenario subsequently in two investigations, and maintained their stories on their death beds.

It may well have been some sort of magic lantern projected on the gable of the church, but your casual arrogance is pitiful.

"hallucinations of a few local simpletons"

Edgy stuff.

The Echo gate in Trim

It's a gate with an echo off the landscape.....

Another stone.

It probably needs to be plugged out and back in again.

Leprachaun Museum off jervis Street (if still open)