Maybe the entry below actually captures a ghost crossing the road and disappearing into the fence of the cathedral? This video was captured a few days ago on Vicars Hill in Armagh, Northern Ireland. A car parked near St. Patrick's Cathedral recorded the mysterious event on the recorder.
In the video, you can contemplate an individual in old-fashioned clothes, who crosses the road, and then either passes through a metal fence, or simply dissolves into it. Obviously, a living person is not capable of this. The man who sent the entry to the local news site wished to remain anonymous. The video was recorded by a car recorder installed in his grandmother's car, and he himself is Irish - that's all the information about the author. However, he nevertheless wrote a few words about this:
My grandmother still cannot recover from the horror she experienced, the fact is that at that moment she was in the car and saw this ghost with her own eyes. When she told me about what had happened, I was at first skeptical about the words of the elderly woman (you never know what she might think blindly), but still decided to check the recordings from her DVR. Indeed: the alleged phantom was clearly captured on video. If you look closely, you may even notice that he is dressed in Georgian clothing.
There are many legends about ghosts in Armagh. For example, in the local folly (a small palace building), according to rumors, there lives the White Lady, who died here at the end of the 17th century at the hands of a jealous lover. And in the woods not far from the city you can meet at night the ghost of a boy wandering among the trees. They say that once upon a time a child went to pick berries and crashed, falling from a cliff. Perhaps one of these phantoms scared the Irishman's grandmother, the news site staff speculate?