#haunted pub

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Spook Of The Day #245 • The Gravediggers’ Pub

It’s late and I don’t have time to fanny about with too many ghosts BUT turns out there’s a pub in Ireland which is known as The Gravediggers’ Pub because so many gravediggers would come for a pint after working in the cemetery next door.

In fact, the locals still perform the ritual of knocking on the pub wall with a shovel or throwing grave dirt at it to order their pint.

Aside from this macabre ritual, the spirit of Eugene - a man who used to own the pub - can be seen at the bar with a pint of Guinness in full Victorian get-up.

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Spook Of The Day #157 • Drink with the dead at The Old Queen’s Head pub

The Old Queen’s Head is a telling name for a haunted pub, isn’t it? But you won’t find any monarchs from beyond the grave here.

Instead, you’ll find the ghosts of a mother and daughter who were believed to have been murdered in the local area, or see a woman dressed in traditional tudor garb the first sunday of every month.

Add in the soundtrack of slamming doors and a crying child...

Yeah it’s spooky.

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Beer glass explodes on camera in 'haunted' pub - Unexplained Mysteries

CCTV footage from The Salmon pub in Belford, England shows a glass spontaneously shattering in to pieces.

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Spook Of The Day #240 • The gruesome backstory of the Bucket Of Blood Inn

Most haunted pubs - especially the one’s in the UK - often home a few typical ghosts: there’s always the cloaked monk who sits in the corner or is seen with his favourite drink or wanders about the place just being spooky, and there’s some other spirit that has no consideration for personal space and just grabs or pokes people that are just trying to down a shot of Sambuca without throwing up a kebab.

The Bucket Of Blood has both such ghosts under its roof, but it’s more famous for the gruesome story that gave it its name.

Legend has it a landlord once went to get water out of the well only to bring up a bucket of blood. It was later discovered that a mutilated corpse had been dumped at the bottom of the well.

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Spook Of The Day #10

Take off your coat, and grab a stool - welcome to Skirrid Mountain Inn.

Nestled in the Welsh Brecon Beacons (and dripping in 900 years worth of history) this inn has its claim to fame in its hauntings. 

But it’s not just the victims of the hangings once carried out in this ex-courtroom still showing up for a pint that makes this place spooky. It’s the fact that the mountain reportedly shivered within the hours of Christ’s crucifixion. 

Holy Shit.

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This post marks the beginning of something far bigger than I expected. When I first investigated the Royal Oak, my approach was simple—observe, question, and explain. What happened in that loft challenged that completely. Not because it was dramatic, but because it was quietly impossible. A broken watch ran for twenty minutes… and then stopped. That moment didn’t give me answers—it gave me direction. Over the years, I’ve returned to the Royal Oak to understand experiences like this; not chasing spectacle, but searching for patterns in people, place, and perception. This is just the start of sharing that journey. For now, I’m curious—have you ever experienced a moment where time didn’t behave as it should? Ashley

The Royal Oak Investigations: A Trigger Object, a Loft, and Twenty Minutes of Impossible Time

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Spook Of The Day #185 • The most haunted pub in Somerset, George Hotel And Pilgrim’s Inn

This 15th century pub is labelled west England’s oldest and most haunted public house. But it’s also known for the fabled love story behind its two famous ghosts.

There’s an elegant woman, and a monk from Glastonbury Abbey nearby (less rock and roll, more religion).

It is said they were madly in love - or at least doing things the monk certainly wasn’t supposed to be doing. According to one telling of the story, the monk broke his celibacy and was walled up in the cellar for his sins.

Another claims they were unable to consummate their love as a result of their social standings.

Either way, they’re dead and haunting the place.

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