Buried

In a quiet corner of Blarney, Cork, an old worker's cottage stands as a silent witness to the secrets of the past. The nearby woollen mill, with its rich history, holds the remnants of a time long gone, yet its shadows seem to whisper the tales of those who toiled away in its halls. Amidst this backdrop, a chilling narrative unfolds as a seemingly innocent worker unwittingly digs up a disturbing truth that has been buried for decades.

As the layers of time are peeled back, the protagonist finds themselves ensnared in a web of mystery that intertwines the lives of past and present. The haunting echoes of 1921 reveal stories of loss, betrayal, and the quest for redemption that seek to engulf anyone brave—or foolish—enough to uncover them. In this gripping tale, the line between history and horror blurs, leaving one questioning how well the past can truly be buried.