Showing posts with label Irish Pub. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Irish Pub. Show all posts

Saturday, February 24, 2024

New Book "Ghosts of Ireland: On a Medium's Vacation" for St. Patrick’s Day

It's finally here!! After working on this for years, I'm happy to announce my 11th book, "Ghosts of Ireland on a Medium's Vacation" just in time for St. Patrick's Day! It also includes references to places where St. Patrick traveled. On-pre-order status, the book attained the number 1 spot on Amazon’s “Irish Travel” and “Haunted and Unexplained” categories.

 Today's blog is the press release I wrote about it! Hope you'll check it out. It's loaded with photos, including one ghost I encountered in an old jail!- Rob

 New Book "Ghosts of Ireland: On a Medium's Vacation" Before St. Patrick’s Day   

BOSTON –   Just in time for St. Patrick’s Day, best-selling true paranormal author and medium Rob Gutro is publishing his 11th book, “Ghosts of Ireland on a Medium’s Vacation.”  The book debuts on February 24, 2024.  

What happens when a medium goes on vacation? Can a medium simply switch off their ability at will?  Well…not exactly. Like others in his “Medium’s Vacation” series, this book contains Rob’s ghostly encounters, history, his sketches of ghosts and photographs of each place. Readers will experience ghosts in prisons, castles, churches, other historic places and even a shopping mall with a tragic past.  

“Cork City Gaol (jail) was the most haunted place and many prisoners still lingering there as earthbound ghosts,” Gutro said. He sketched out one ghost and captured a photo of a male ghost walking across a corridor that was sealed off by a glass window. “I sensed a ghost down an empty corridor in the jail so I snapped several photos one after the other, and the ghost appeared in one of the photos. That’s the cover of my book.”

The book is organized alphabetically by County, and crosses Ireland from Dublin in the east, to Galway in the west, and south to Cork County. Within each County section are chapters of the haunted places he visited, so readers can use it as a paranormal tour book. “It’s the perfect guidebook for travelers who want to see Ireland, learn history and find out where ghosts still dwell and why,” Gutro said.

"Ireland’s rich history resulted in many ghosts who decided to stay earthbound. I also encountered an abundance of residual emotional energy generated from battles. Everywhere I traveled, I had a paranormal experience, he said.”        

On pre-order status, the book attained the number 1 spot on Amazon’s “Irish Travel” and “Haunted and Unexplained” categories.

The book provides a brief history of haunted places and is intended to be much more than just a collection of personal ghost stories. “Knowing the history of a place is key to understanding why a ghost has decided to stay behind,” Gutro said. Readers will experience haunted places like churches, castles, jails, and unexpected ghosts in an art gallery and shopping mall. “You’ll also understand how the spirits of your loved ones can give you signs anywhere in the world, even on vacation.”

This is the third book in his popular “Ghosts on a Medium’s Vacation” series. The others include Ghosts of England on a Medium’s Vacation and Ghosts of the Bird Cage Theatre on a Medium’s Vacation.  

Gutro also has two other series of best-selling books. One is the award-winning "Pets and the Afterlife" series, containing for books on how pets communicate from the other side. His third series is “Ghosts and Spirits” which conveys his personal experiences with ghosts in paranormal investigations and spirits. He is the first in the paranormal field to make the distinction between earthbound ghosts and spirits who have crossed over.

Rob maintains a website, social media pages and a weekly blog where he writes about paranormal topics, and where people can share their stories or find other resources on the paranormal. He also provides pet spirit readings for people around the world for a small fee. Details are on www.robgutro.com.

Rob Gutro has been featured in hundreds of radio and video programs and podcast. He was featured in the Washington Post, MSNBC, WBZ News radio Boston, "Coast to Coast AM" syndicated radio with George Noory, and many more. See his website for upcoming appearances and interviews and links to previous interviews and videos.

Rob’s books are available in paperback and E-book, on Amazon.com: https://www.amazon.com/stores/Rob-Gutro/author/B003UNTASW. 

CONTACT INFORMATION

Website: www.robgutro.com or www.petspirits.com 
 TikTok @robgutro YouTube: https://tinyurl.com/wcvhqbt Email: Rgutro@gmail.com

Friday, March 13, 2015

Disney Trip Part 6: Irish Night!

Rob, Jeff, Tom, Chris
     This is the 6th blog about our 2 day trip to Disney World during the last week of Feb. This blog focuses on an an "Irish Night."  It included a fun dinner in a cool Irish Pub called "Ragland Road" that you may not know about - but you should!
 We were joined by our friend Chris, which made the evening more special.   
   RAGLAND ROAD PUB - This great authentic Irish Pub is located in Downtown Disney, and owned by folks from Ireland. 
Irish Dancer in the middle of the restaurant
   LIVE PERFORMANCES OFTEN - There's also live performances during dinner that features Irish folk dancers and a great three-man Irish band called Drops of Green (who were really great). Their members: Lee Campion Ross Hennessy James Ring Barry Kavanagh (https://www.facebook.com/dropsofgreenoz)

   The food is great, and also authentically Irish. You can find out more here: http://www.raglanroad.com/


Jeff and Chris toast with an Irish Pint
Drops of Green Perform
Watching the dancers
Here's what USA Today said about this fun place: With live music on two different stages and Irish dancers every night of the week, Raglan Road really packs in the entertainment. And there's plenty of good food and cold drink with which to enjoy it. Monday through Sunday you can stomp, clomp and kick up your heels (or, you know, just watch) with Raglan's talented dance troupe from 5 -10 p.m. Performances run every hour on the hour. On Sundays, the Rollicking Raglan Brunch Irish Dance Show fills in the morning/midday slot (noon to 4 p.m.) and the Celtic revelry continues through to 10. A number of bands grace the main and patio stages -- the latter is a lovely place for an al fresco pint -- between 7:30 p.m. and 1:30 a.m. For brunch, the music starts up at noon. (4079380300) 
 
IN 2 DAYS: Disney Trip Part 7: Fantastic Flowers


 MUSIC VIDEO: http://youtu.be/J5NLaho4eic


 

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I'm a simple guy who enjoys the simple things in life, especially our dogs. I volunteer for dog rescues, enjoy exercising, blogging, politics, helping friends and neighbors, participating in ghost investigations, coffee, weather, superheroes, comic books, mystery novels, traveling, 70s and 80s music, classic country music,writing books on ghosts and spirits, cooking simply and keeping in shape. You'll find tidbits of all of these things on this blog and more. EMAIL me at Rgutro@gmail.com - Rob

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