- A pub boss has called in ghostbusters after barmaids
complained their bums were being pinched - by a randy poltergeist.
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- The phantom menace has been terrorising staff at the
Castleview in Dundonald, Ayrshire, near the village's haunted
castle.
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- Waitress Tiffany Luxton, 18, said: 'I won't even go to
the toilet on my own because I'm scared he'll be there.
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- 'It's as if you're being stalked. You feel him brushing
past you and touching you. It's really quite scary. You can hear footsteps
but there is nobody there.'
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- Fed-up pub boss Terry Quinn says the only spirits he
wants are the usual whisky, gin and vodka. He has called in the team of
paranormal investigators who carried out a study at Dundonald
Castle.
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- Terry, 49 said: 'I'm not normally a believer in ghost
stuff but there have been so many strange things happening here I'm
convinced
we are haunted.
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- 'Waitresses and barmaids have felt themselves being
touched
up and when they look round no one is there and staff in the kitchen heard
noises and footsteps. They thought there was an intruder but when I ran
in no one was there.
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- 'Twelve huge water jugs sitting on a solid wooden gantry
all flew off the shelf at once and smashed and the CO2 that powers the
beer lines just turns itself off. What's going on is a mystery.
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- 'Even I get a shiver when I go down to the cellar these
days because you're half expecting to see something down there with
you.'
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- The Dunfermline Paranormal Research Fellowship, who say
they found evidence that Dundonald Castle is haunted, will examine the
pub in the New Year. Team leader Raymond Crannage said: 'According to staff
at the Castleview things are worse since alterations were made to the
inside
of the pub.
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- 'I think this presence could possibly be that of a former
owner.'
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- Scotland's most haunted
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- * Balgonie Castle, near Markinch, Fife, is haunted by
a ghost known as 'Green Jeannie' who has wandered the building's 1702 wing
for over two centuries.
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- * In Fyvie Castle, Aberdeenshire, the corridors are said
to be roamed by the spectre of former resident Lillias Drummond who died
suddenly at the turn of the 17th century.
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- * On the Isle of Mull there have been sightings of a
headless horseman riding in the vicinity of Duart Castle.
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