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Rory Murphy, Leo O'Sullivan, PJ O'Sullivan, Eva Walsh and Veronika Slomiany
A VIDEO of a Limerick business man ghost hunting in a Tipperary castle has gone viral.
PJ O'Sullivan previously investigated the Limerick Milk Market as part of John Creedon's show, Creedon's Cities, and has since gone on to launch a new team Puca Vogue Paranormal.
The team was set up three years ago and includes father and son duo PJ, Leo and his partner Eva Walsh.
Puca Vogue share clips from investigations but lets people decide for themselves what it is that they see.
A video of the team visiting Redwood Castle in Lorrha, Tipperary in October has gone viral with nearly 2 million views.
The video was filmed on the ground floor of the castle at Halloween time and shows members of the team commenting how tense the room felt.
The clip the shows her dress floating outward, and on inspection both her ankles show her feet were on the ground and there was no drafts.
The team said they experienced more on the night which we they will share on social media at a future date.
The team are set to return in March with new guests and hope for another eventful night.
To see the video go to their Facebook page: Púca Vogue Paranormal Investigations.
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