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Me, I’d be terrible at it—too loud, too freaky! “It’s showtime!” I’d yell, and they’d probably run screamin’. Picture me, Beetlejuice, hagglin’ prices— “50 bucks? For that? C’mon, I’m a freakin’ icon!” Ha! Oh, and fun tidbit—Victorian hookers used to wear red boots to signal they were “open.” Subtle, huh? Bet Bill Murray’s character woulda tripped over those boots and just stared, all confused.

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Ghost Stories of Chapelizod was first published anonymously in in the Dublin University Magazine. Joseph Sheridan Le Fanu, Madam Crowl's Ghost and other Tales of Mystery, Missing: prostitute.

On my way back, I pass by the old church on the corner of Chapelizod Hill. It’s beautiful, but it’s been under renovation for ages. I swear, if I had a euro for every time I heard “it’ll be done next month,” I’d be rich. I stop to take a pic for my Insta. Gotta keep the followers happy, right?

Death Notice of John TUITE (Chapelizod, Dublin)