The Haunted Cellar
The Haunted Cellar, nestled in the heart of Dublin's hidden neighborhood of Emerald Grove, stands as an unassuming yet iconic establishment known to locals and the magically inclined alike. Adorned only by a discreet sign above its entrance, this pub and inn exudes an air of charm and mystery, inviting patrons to venture within.
Within its walls, The Haunted Cellar boasts a cozy dining room and a charming outdoor courtyard, offering guests a respite from the bustling city above. It has long served as a beloved meeting place for Emerald Grove's residents and a welcoming haven for travelers since the city's inception.
At the helm of The Haunted Cellar is the enigmatic Naggeneen, affectionately known as Naggy, whose hearty demeanor and wrinkled countenance have greeted patrons for generations. Speculation abounds among locals, with some whispering that Naggy may not be entirely human, but rather a leprechaun or other mystical being in disguise. Unbeknownst to outsiders, beneath the floorboards of The Haunted Cellar lies a hidden cave, home to a family of waterfoxes, an intriguing assortment of alchemical equipment and ingredients, as well as Naggeneen's fabled "pot of gold" which he occasionally references. Connected to Naggy's private chambers via a secret staircase, this subterranean sanctuary hints at the possibility of Naggy's true nature. Yet whether he is indeed a leprechaun or simply revels in the whimsical allure of such tales remains a mystery, adding to the intrigue of The Haunted Cellar and its enigmatic proprietor.
Trivia
- Lycia Wintergale and Kathrin Summerdale accidentally discovered Naggeneen's sanctuary when following the female waterfox Merrill into her den.