Step inside the haunted history of Carnelly House, County Clare’s earliest Georgian estate.

Designed by famed architect Francis Bindon, this red-brick beauty holds centuries of secrets: burned abbeys, Napoleonic treasures, and a chilling family curse.

Join Whispering Stones as we explore the Stamer family legacy, mysterious architecture, and the ghost said to walk the tree-lined driveway. A short, fascinating look at one of Ireland’s most intriguing forgotten homes.

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Discover the haunting ruins of Canon Island Abbey in County Clare, once a thriving Augustinian priory on the waters where the River Shannon meets the Fergus.

In this short, engaging episode of Whispering Stones, uncover the rise and fall of this isolated medieval monastery, the mystery of its destruction, and the enduring echoes of a sacred past.

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Tucked into the cliffs of County Clare lies Cahercommaun, a massive 9th-century stone fort with roots stretching far deeper into prehistory.

In this episode of Whispering Stones, we explore the story behind its concentric stone walls, ancient souterrains, and the artefacts that hint at wool production, ritual power, and a forgotten chiefdom.

From Iron Age tools to cliffside defense, Cahercommaun offers a rare look at life—and mystery—on the Burren's edge.

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Step inside Ireland's most storied stronghold—Bunratty Castle, County Clare.

From its Viking roots and Norman invasions to its role in the Confederate Wars and a haunting unsolved 1984 murder, this episode explores the true history, legends, and mysteries behind this medieval masterpiece.

Perfect for lovers of Irish history, folklore, castles, and cold cases.

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Explore the fascinating legacy of Cornelius O’Brien, the 19th-century Irish MP who shaped the landscape of Liscannor and the Cliffs of Moher.

In this episode of Whispering Stones, we uncover the story behind Birchfield House, the iconic O’Brien’s Tower — the first structure built for visitors at the Cliffs — and a network of schools, bridges, harbours, and legends scattered across County Clare.

Through stone, politics, and folklore, Cornelius left behind a mark as enduring as the cliffs themselves.

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Explore the historic site of Beál Boru near Killaloe, County Clare, a mysterious ringfort that once stood at the heart of ancient Irish power.

In this bite-sized episode, we trace the legend of Brian Boru, Ireland’s most famous High King, and uncover the secrets of his possible birthplace on the banks of the River Shannon.

From Stone Age tools to Viking resistance, and from Norman invasions to royal bloodlines that echo into modern times, this episode blends archaeology, folklore, and fast-paced history.

Perfect for fans of Irish history, ancient monuments, and stories of medieval Ireland. Short, sharp, and unforgettable.

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Explore the fascinating history of Ballynalacken Castle, a hidden gem in County Clare, Ireland, perched on the edge of the Burren region.

In this bite-sized episode, uncover the layered story of a 15th-century tower house, the powerful O’Brien dynasty, and how this once-fortified structure became the elegant Ballinalacken Castle Hotel.

Learn about medieval Irish clans, Cromwellian land seizures, and rare architectural features like machicolations and Tudor chimneys. Ideal for fans of Irish castles, haunted ruins, and off-the-beaten-path travel history.

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Step into the remote limestone landscape of the Burren in County Clare, Ireland, where the ancient stone fort of Ballykinvarga hides in plain sight.

In this short but fascinating episode, we explore the unique architecture, mysterious chevaux-de-frise defenses, and the possible legacy of a medieval “cattle baron.”

With massive dry-stone walls, rare upright stone barricades, and a history dating back over 1,000 years, Ballykinvarga is one of Ireland’s least-known archaeological treasures.

Perfect for fans of Irish history, archaeology, and hidden heritage sites, this episode of Whispering Stones delivers a bite-sized glimpse into the ancient past of rural Ireland.

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