Watch for ghost | Live webcam - Watch for ghostWeb cam coverage in Ghostwatch was set up in response to reports of ghostly activity in a former linen mill. Our most popular feature, it has attracted media coverage worldwide, and features on many highly regarded lists of webcams on the Net.Visitors have joined the Ghostwatch day and by night, sending reports both intriguing and sometimes unsettling. Many accounts defy rational explanation, while others have witnessed nothing unusual. The webcam is active 24 hours a day. Visitors are still reporting webcam sightings of unusual activity, which varies from strange presences to moving lights and machinery. Irish ghosts are not confined to old tales of spooks and spirits. Spirits frequent castles and derelict houses, modern and ancient ground, while the banshee still pursues noble Irish families. The ghost of Helena Blunden is said to walk in the linen mill where she once worked, the haunting cry of her last moments echoing off its walls. This is no mere Hallowe'en phantom, or traditional spook, but the tragic tale of a gifted young woman, her life cut short. Ghost stories are no longer the preserve of the past: ask the printing manager or the designer who late at night listened to quick, light footsteps on the stairs and in the corridor. For the most vivid recollections, ask those working in the warehouse. They discovered boxes of books moved around the warehouse with no-one near them. The restless spirit of the long-dead mill worker is, it seems, still around to be captured on live webcam. |