Ireland has always been a country of movement - of migration, exile, and return. Its roads follow routes laid down long before tarmac, its railways cut through landscapes shaped by famine and industry, and its ports and airports have witnessed some of the most emotionally charged departures and arrivals in the country's history.
It is along these routes - rather than within any single building - that some of Ireland's most persistent paranormal reports are recorded. Phantom vehicles on rural roads, figures seen on railway lines, unexplained presences in waiting rooms and terminal buildings. Places defined by transience, it seems, are not always as temporary as they appear.
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