π Cursed Places in Ireland
13 cursed places mapped in Ireland
Regions & States
Leinster
5 spots · 2 cities
Avg 3.5/5
Munster
2 spots · 0 cities
Avg 3.5/5
Massachusetts
1 spot · 0 cities
Avg 3.8/5
New Jersey
1 spot · 0 cities
Avg 3.4/5
Northern Ireland
1 spot · 0 cities
Avg 3.4/5
Gotland
1 spot · 0 cities
Avg 3.2/5
Queensland
1 spot · 0 cities
Avg 3.3/5
Ica
1 spot · 0 cities
Avg 3.8/5
Cities with Cursed Places
β Most Cursed Places in Ireland
Leviathan of Parsonstown
In 1845, William Parsons, an Irish nobleman and the third Earl of Rosse, constructed a large telescope with an enormous ...
The Coffin Ships of The Great Irish Famine
During the Great Famine of Ireland in the mid-19th century, tens of thousands of starving Irish families fled the countr...
Curious Rock Formation of Giant's Causeway in Ireland
The Giant's Causeway in northeast coast of Northern Ireland, is an area of about 40,000 interlocking basalt columns, the...
The Lartigue Monorail of Listowel
A small heritage market town called Listowel in County Kerry, Ireland, is home to one of the strangest monorail system e...
Dublin
Dublin - darkometer rating : 2 - The capital city of the Republic of Ireland is one of the great cities in Euro...
Newgrange
Ireland is particularly rich in megalith tombs, having over 500 documented sites. Constructing these communal graves for...
The Round Towers of Ireland
A unique feature of the Irish landscape are its free-standing round towers or Cloigtheach , which literally means “...
The Healing Soil of Boho
In the Boho highlands of West Fermanagh Scarplands in Northern Ireland, there is a longstanding belief that the soil fro...
Skellig Michael and the Ancient Monastery in the Middle of the Ocean
Skellig Michael, which means Michael's rock in Irish language, also known as Great Skellig, is a steep rocky island in t...
Residence for the Irish Prime Minister
Between 1979 and 1980, Zaha Hadid participated in the competition for a new residence for the Prime Minister of Ireland,...
Kilmainham Gaol
Kilmainham Gaol, Dublin - darkometer rating : 7 - A large old prison in the west of Dublin . It's the place most ...
The Clifftop Folly of Frederick Hervey
Perched dramatically on the edge of a 120 feet tall cliff, overlooking the Atlantic Ocean, the Mussenden Temple near Cas...
Why Did Ancient People Bury Butter in Bogs?
Peat bogs are favorite hunting grounds of archeologists because of the many odd surprises these marshy wetlands have rev...