Top 5 Terrifying Irish Urban Legends

[@peterallison-ex4yy]

Irish folklore and mythology are truly fascinating and talked about all over the world . Wherever you find an Irish community you will hear tales and stories that will send shivers down your spine. Really enjoyed this Davy and will definitely have me doing some more reading into these. Go raibh maith agat 🇮🇪🍀👍

[@davyholden]

Thanks so much buddy. Delighted you enjoyed it 😊

[@The_Joker_]

Can you recommend Any good accurate Irish history books Davy? 📚

[@Dublinireland5]

The future of Ireland is close to our ❤❤❤ as much as the past

[@Dublinireland5]

For the love of Ireland 🇮🇪💓🇮🇪💓🇮🇪💓🇮🇪💓🇮🇪💓🇮🇪💓🇮🇪💓🇮🇪💓

[@therightfoot81]

Excellant. You can't beat an Irish ghost story.

[@Jen999]

These were way beyond awesome Davy .. for sure you have whetted the appetite of many for more .. Not only for more videos ., but also for another book., you are a gifted writer who will bring life to these Irish legends .. By the way .. my favorite was the Puka.. have not heard this one before.. thanks so much⚘☘ Jen999💙

[@Tanjacs]

Looking forward!!! 🤩😍

[@davyholden]

Hope you enjoy 😁

[@Tanjacs]

​@davyholden Awesome, Davy!! 🤩💚 One more please!! Don't let the Puca get you if you go to the pub! 😁

[@gallowglass2630]

@@davyholden good but they are not urban legends as they don't relate to anything urban at all

[@Jen999]

Always informative.. and often heartbreaking as well.. told by you in a most remarkable way.. that brings Irish history to life.. not to be missed, this🌹☘️ Jen999💙

[@davyholden]

Thank you Jen delighted you enjoyed it 😁💚

[@Jen999]

@@davyholden ⚘☘💙

[@369blueneptune]

Really good, Davy! I'd love to hear more.

[@davyholden]

Thank you! 😊

[@ThinkGenius]

Great work. I love these folklore 🇺🇸❤🇮🇪

[@tomsdotter3228]

This was fascinating. Thank you!

[@davyholden]

Thank you!

[@tedhiggins262]

Good man Davy! Keep 'em coming!! 😃

[@cindycchesney5716]

Davy, I loved these! I'm so curious to learn more about Irish legends. You make them so fascinating .Could you write another book teaching us about these ancient legends and histories? I'm sure that more than one of us would be happy to wait while you write another book.

[@davyholden]

Thanks so much Cindy! That’s definitely an idea for another book in the future. Thanks so much for the idea 😊

[@tolgaakyay]

As an outsider living in Ireland, love your videos :)

[@danbreen6946]

Good One Davy I've Met A Few Banshees In My Day Especially When I've Been On The Gargal 😂

[@user-xr2lv4ll6j]

Excellant. Love this.

[@amandadiamond7147]

The Dearg Dhu sound like a great subject for the "Good for Her" genre of horror!

[@allanrobinson1552]

Fascinating! Thank you Davy, always love watching you and hearing your lovely Irish voice. You are a mine of information. God bless you 🙏

[@paolasavoia5289]

Fashinated! Thanks for this. You know, David about the Banshee there were a similar legendary women in Sardinia. They were called Accabadora. If someone was really sick far beyond the possibility to heal the family will call them. At nighttime they will take care of their departure.... it tool place up to 1950 then it stopped, perhaps.... If you happen to buy Accabadora by Michela Murgia you'll get more into the topic. ❤

[@blazecorp]

Awesome video. Always enjoy your videos but learning more from the cultural side is great. Keep up the great work!

[@davyholden]

Thanks so much!

[@dennislogan6781]

Great work. I remember in a Disney movie there was a death coach that collected the deceased spirit supposedly in Ireland.

[@larrydee8859]

Once again; great work Davey! These hideously scary folklore stories are fantastic!

[@davyholden]

Thanks so much! 😊

[@phillipnoone8044]

That was GREAT, give us more scary stuff

[@dawnclark7525]

Absolutely love this! Well done!

[@dr.victorfurlan3101]

Amazing video !!! I certainly love this kind of content ! 👏🏻👏🏻

[@laura_1998]

so interesting to hear about irish mythology 🙌🏼

[@pauldoyle9709]

I enjoyed that Davy. My Dad, who lived in Newbridge Kildare swore he saw a Banshee sat on a wall combing her hair on a country lane one night when he was a young man. My Mum reckons he was probably on his way home from the pub and a bit worse for wear 😂

[@williambinions4205]

That was a brilliant video Davy. I would love to see another video like this

[@adrianhutchinson2894]

Only subscribed to this the otherday & I'm glad I did, good stuff davy keep it up

[@camilelcoyne]

I love your videos about Irish history and music, and this slight departure from them has been a grand treat. I think it would be great if you made more videos about these spooky legends and stories. Thank you for making Irish culture come to life for us all.

[@martinamassey5379]

My late mum and Aunty heard the banshee on the evening of my nanas passing.

[@waterbo3]

This video really helped me for song ideas

[@williamloy3140]

Yes please way more an classic heroes like cu chulainn

[@odzychris7996]

Great video!

[@bobfrady1442]

Good one Davy !! Keep it up !!

[@bouse23]

Slua muri used to be the term for the naval reserve

[@otaku1524]

Nobody can tell a better and more insightful story than an Irishman!

[@ohno2112]

You forgot the tale of Leo Varadkar…. Real scary….

[@SuperBlinding]

No, That's A real Horror Story !

[@mollyjones4165]

I have a book called Irish Tales of Terror and enjoy reading it.

[@NotreDame4_Life-jk2gh]

For another one you could do how Ireland dealt with the curses, superstitions, demons, including haunting

[@tylermcafee1081]

Great video

[@angelaholsapple8830]

I swear my last dog was a pooka. The strangest most wonderful 12 years of my life

[@jackfletcher1000]

Most Irish married men know about these angry wails, an thy are not even dead.

[@gager73]

These are brilliant!

[@TheEmperorsChampion964]

There's another one that comes to mind, some grim reaper type that has a whip made out of a human spine and goes around in a carriage can't remember the name of it

[@beyerscoetzee8257]

W Ireland people✊✊

[@bouse23]

Every town or community has its own legends

[@CleoHarperReturns]

More please!💜

[@bridgetmccracken1381]

I used to call my dog Puca lol. Thank you for this video!! Irish lore is always a great topic

[@sylvainpouliot5289]

yes, please more

[@djmickyk1]

The banshee cries when members of my family pass away, My great grandfather ( I think it was) actually saw it many years ago and it is indeed a woman.

[@hermessanhao]

I live in Texas, a somewhat atypical Irish Catholic. My mother had Parkinson's for 11 years. This past year she had hallucinations 3-4 times a week. In those hallucinations, she described whole families trying to get her. She spent the last year utterly terrified during those periods. We did what we could with psych meds, but the situation was a consequence of a decade of carbilevadopa (the primary neurological drug used to treat PD). As such, there was little that could be done. If she went off the PD meds, she would have declined even faster with more worse debilitating tremors. She chose to stay on the PD meds. Now, my mother had been a severe hoarder resulting in me having to clean the house out at great personal cost in time, finances, and health. In the last months, she received the best hospice care we could give her, but she was still haunted several times a week by a family trying to drag her back into the pine trees. In her head, it was the remnants of her Baltimore Catechism childhood and the unresolved guilt over the hoarding combined to create these terrible hallucinations. But in reality, perhaps the sluagh were pursuing her...

[@almaoconnor2092]

My mam saw a banshe in the early 70s and was killed on a road by a drunk driver in 1979.🙏😢

[@R-ø-s-ē__C-h-ī-l-d]

Me being scared of teke teke Also me happy and feeling at peace when listening to Ireland horrors because i have ancestry of there even though strictly speaking i should be more scared of them

[@sylvie38344]

Banshee reminds me of the Native American Bearwalker. Legend has it, if you hear the Bearwalker, you are going to die. ..similar to the Grim Reaper.

[@skyking8420]

Step it up Mary come to mind, perhaps influenced by the legend you mention

[@Scotia6261]

The Shankill Butchers

[@jm9661]

My god !! I'd forgotten how patronising an auld fart Gay Byrne was

[@billcunningham5011]

More please.

[@remydaitch9815]

I have found to be more often tymes than not, that myth often revels a Truth.

[@SuperBlinding]

What about the Forgeen Mara ? !

[@NotreDame4_Life-jk2gh]

Where are the Exorcists in Ireland

[@saintjackjohn]

So lock the windows, and doors, and let your daughter marry a farmer. DONE!

[@tur2-021]

Make next

[@mbardfast6658]

Urban??

[@corrocot1]

Great video, but this is ancient folklore not urban legends.

[@johnmccarthy7839]

👍👍👍❤❤❤👍👍👍

[@pemj7360]

Well my sister is definitely a banshee

[@spazzymacgee5648]

@@pemj7360 you probably try and ride your sister.

[@Theplaided1s]

She fine tho

[@gegi4577]

lol so banshee isn't Japanese word? okay...