Roe Valley Hospital in Limavady, Northern Ireland, operated until the 1980s as a psychiatric facility. Now derelict, ghostly nurses and patients roam its halls. Investigators capture compelling evidence here.
Troubled Past Echoes
Built for mental health care, it housed vulnerable patients amid harsh treatments. Closures left it abandoned, preserving eerie decay. As a result, spirits manifest strongly.
Locals avoid it after dark due to legends.
Notable Spectral Encounters
Captured Apparitions
CCTV shows shadowy figures in corridors. Teams photograph uniformed nurses. Sudden cries of babies stun visitors.
Ward Whispers
Patients’ moans emanate from empty rooms. Touches and breezes plague solo explorers. Also, wheelchairs move unaided.
Nurses’ Station Shadows
White figures glide past, vanishing through walls. EVPs plead “help me.” Meanwhile, EMF surges align with sightings.
Investigation Highlights
Vortex apps detect shapes; spirit boxes yield names. Group vigils provoke responses. However, the site’s energy drains participants quickly.
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