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Belville House, dating back to the 17th century, carries a chilling legend tied to one of its former residents—Lady Morris. Said to have taken her own life within the house, her ghost was believed to haunt the property for years. A plaque still visible on the building bears the Morris family crest, a silent reminder of its haunted past.
According to local lore, Lady Morris’s restless spirit was eventually exorcised by a priest and trapped in a bottle. The bottle’s whereabouts remain a mystery: some claim it lies hidden in the attic of Belville House, while others insist it was buried in the grounds of nearby Mountjoy Castle—once linked to the property by a secret tunnel.
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