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by David Horgan

4.9(17 reviews)
7 episodes
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Podcast Overview

Dr Kennedy is a guilt-ridden psychiatrist, who is reviewing old recordings of his former patient Alisha, in the hopes of solving the mystery of Ravenscourt. At the time he easily dismissed Alisha's assertion that Ravenscourt was bound to evil. However, many years later his singular faith in that assertion and even reality itself, is starting to crumble. Because somehow the deserted asylum has now started calling to him in his dreams... "Ravenscourt" is a gothic horror influenced #audiodrama #audiofiction ghost story about a psychiatrist who is haunted by past mistakes, the patient he failed and the place he now believes may have played a role in all of it. The story is inspired by St Anne's Asylum in Cork City. The now derelict building was built in the 1850s and the "corridor asylum" is said to be one of the longest buildings in Europe. This Lovecraftian tale, written by David Horgan, is brought to life by thespian actor Mark D'Aughton and Irene Kelleher (Game of Thrones). With special thanks to Sean MacGearailt for the introduction and credits. Produced and edited by Epic Productions and proudly distributed by Cornucopia Radio.

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3/23/2020

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March 28, 2021

Ravenscourt Volume II: Part 2

Lily's dream was to work at Ravenscourt. Her brother Tim's only wish is to find his sister. Lily has been missing for over a year. Tim's search for answers about his missing sister forces him to confront his past. To confront the spiders and flies of anxiety. "When God really wants to punish you, it grants your wishes." CREDITS: Irene Kelleher as Lily | Lorcan J O' Neill as Tim | Claire J Loy as Kaite | Written and Directed by David Horgan #AudioDrama #Horror #Ireland

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March 27, 2021

Ravenscourt Volume II: Part 1

Lily's dream was to work at Ravenscourt. Her brother Tim's only wish is to find his sister. Lily has been missing for over a year. Part One: Is the diary which Lily writes in on a rainy night while working at the Ravenscourt institute, a record of her sanity unravelling? Or the chronicle of her transformation into something more dreadful? Performed by Irene Kelleher as Lily | Credits read by Sean MacGearailt | Written and directed by David Horgan | Artwork by Aislynn Hearn

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March 5, 2021

Ravenscourt Volume 2: Available 27th & 28th March 2021

Ravenscourt (our Irish based horror podcast) will soon be returning for two new episodes as we continue to explore the mystery behind the building and the darkness that lurks within its walls. Written by David Horgan Featuring the voices of Irene Kelleher, Lorcan J O’Neill and Claire Loy Part One Available on the 27th of March Part Two Available on the 28th of March New Artwork By Aislynn Hearn This audio work is distributed by ‘Cornucopia Radio’

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What is Ravenscourt?

Dr Kennedy is a guilt-ridden psychiatrist, who is reviewing old recordings of his former patient Alisha, in the hopes of solving the mystery of Ravenscourt. At the time he easily dismissed Alisha's assertion that Ravenscourt was bound to evil. However, many years later his singular faith in that assertion and even reality itself, is starting to crumble.

Because somehow the deserted asylum has now started calling to him in his dreams...

"Ravenscourt" is a gothic horror influenced #audiodrama #audiofiction ghost story about a psychiatrist who is haunted by past mistakes, the patient he failed and the place he now believes may have played a role in all of it. The story is inspired by St Anne's Asylum in Cork City. The now derelict building was built in the 1850s and the "corridor asylum" is said to be one of the longest buildings in Europe.

This Lovecraftian tale, written by David Horgan, is brought to life by thespian actor Mark D'Aughton and Irene Kelleher (Game of Thrones). With special thanks to Sean MacGearailt for the introduction and credits. Produced and edited by Epic Productions and proudly distributed by Cornucopia Radio.

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