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Ed Cullinane

Ed Cullinane

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News Reporter, South West News Service (SWNS)

Bristol

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Total articles 1520

  • Inside UK's most haunted village where 'every home has a ghost'

    By Sasha Nugara, Ed Cullinane Verified, Dave Shepherd| Somerset Live Verified Nestled in the heart of Somerset lies the ancient village of Dunster, a place notorious for its paranormal activity, where residents claim almost every home is inhabited by a ghostly presence. The village's rich history, including the destruction of a Benedictine chapel during Henry VIII's reign, is believed to have led to a surge in ghostly apparitions.

    By Sasha Nugara, Ed Cullinane Verified, Dave Shepherd · Somerset Live

    Oct. 27, 2024

  • 'Sexist' church which refused to hire female vicar - gets first woman in role

    By Ed Cullinane Verified| The Packet Verified Reverend Carol Edleston is taking up her post on March 11 as priest at St Finbarrus Church in Fowey after the town has gone four years without one. (Image: SWNS) Dawn French's former church which was branded sexist for passing a resolution not to have female vicar is getting its first woman in the role. Reverend Carol Edleston is taking up her post on 11 March as priest at St Finbarrus Church in Fowey after the town has gone four years without one.

    By Ed Cullinane Verified · The Packet

    Mar. 07, 2024

  • Inside UK's most haunted village where 'every home has a ghost'

    By Sasha Nugara, Ed Cullinane Verified, Dave Shepherd| Somerset Live Verified Nestled in the heart of Somerset lies the ancient village of Dunster, a place notorious for its paranormal activity, where residents claim almost every home is inhabited by a ghostly presence. The village's rich history, including the destruction of a Benedictine chapel during Henry VIII's reign, is believed to have led to a surge in ghostly apparitions.

    By Sasha Nugara, Ed Cullinane Verified, Dave Shepherd · Somerset Live

    Oct. 27, 2024

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South West News Service (SWNS)

Bristol, England, United Kingdom