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Temple Bar House of Horrors

CultureWhat's On
Published 10 Mar 2017
Jenny Bui avatar by Jenny Bui
Temple Bar House of Horrors
CultureWhat's On
Published 10 Mar 2017
Jenny Bui avatarby Jenny Bui

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There is a fairly new attraction on 11 Anglesea Street which is definitely worth checking out if you are into spooky houses and love listening to stories that will keep you awake at night. Legend has it, that workers were imprisoned in the walls of the basement to keep the owner’s secrets for eternity during the famine. Don’t miss this terrifying interactive experience that has been created by Hidden Dublin Walks & Tours.

The tour starts at 5pm and tickets are €15.

Please note that due to the scary nature of the tour, children under the age of 13 are not allowed and 13-16 year olds are only allowed entry when accompanied by an adult.

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