Lindsay closes out our culinary tour of the Emerald Isles with a three-course meal of hellfire and hilarity. For starters, we learn about Curraghchase Manor and the Lady of the Lake before diving into our main course — the Hellfire Club on Montpelier Hill outside Dublin. From asshat lords to tales of human sacrifice and more, the Hellfire Club and the burned out husk of its former lodge have left an eerie impression that still lingers to this day. To close out our meal, we venture further down the mountain to the Killakee House for a delicious dessert involving the Black Cat of Killakee and some sassy nuns who’re over it.

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