[cajunscot]

Originally Posted by basehartfan

Yes, and the Killakee story I believe also had the story of the child ghost with the monstrous head. I also remember the dwarf who guarded an old castle (beautiful cinematography), the monolithic tomb that when touched caused a foul stench that priests had to exorcise, and the story of Grace O'Malley the sea queen pirate.

Also a bit of history on the Book Of Cells, and at least one loch monster at the end of the movie.

I still remember the very 1970's-looking parapsychologist discussing the tape-recorder theory of ghosts, and the celtic cross monument to the victims of a IRA massacre during the Irish Civil War.

T.

[sydnie7]

I asked the BGU library about getting a copy (noting that it was copyrighted but no longer available from holder). Here's the resulting e-mail thread, complete with how to get your very own DVD copy for $20 plus S/H! Might want to have just one person get it to begin with, and make sure it is the one you are all looking for -- but the BGU librarian did include ID from their copy, so with any luck it is the right piece. I've already thanked her, but if you end up getting a long-lost copy, you might throw another nice note her way.

FW: question about an older video
From: Stefanie Ann Hunker <sdennis@bgsu.edu>
To: "sawauson@travelin.com"
Subject: FW: question about an older video
Date: Nov 3, 2009 2:33 PM

Sydnie,



I emailed the company and this is what I received. Does this help?



Stefanie Hunker



Stefanie Hunker

Associate Professor/Digital Resources Librarian

Browne Popular Culture Library

University Libraries

Bowling Green State University

Bowling Green, OH 43403

419-372-7893



From: Pen Brokaw [mailto:PBrokaw@vcientertainment.com]
Sent: Tuesday, November 03, 2009 2:32 PM
To: Stefanie Ann Hunker
Subject: RE: question about an older video



Yes, have them reference this email. Then we will get it copied for them once we hear from them. Thanks



Penny

Customer Service



From: Stefanie Ann Hunker [mailto:sdennis@bgsu.edu]
Sent: Tuesday, November 03, 2009 1:29 PM
To: Pen Brokaw
Subject: RE: question about an older video



Thanks for replying so quickly! I’ll pass this on to our patron and they can contact you directly, if that is all right. Should they reference this email?

Thank you again.



Stefanie Hunker



Stefanie Hunker

Associate Professor/Digital Resources Librarian

Browne Popular Culture Library

University Libraries

Bowling Green State University

Bowling Green, OH 43403

419-372-7893



From: Pen Brokaw [mailto:PBrokaw@vcientertainment.com]
Sent: Tuesday, November 03, 2009 2:27 PM
To: Stefanie Ann Hunker
Subject: RE: question about an older video



Hello,

I talked with the President of VCI and he said we could do a DVD-R copy for $19.99 plus shipping and handling.



Thanks

Customer Service



From: Stefanie Ann Hunker [mailto:sdennis@bgsu.edu]
Sent: Tuesday, November 03, 2009 1:04 PM
To: VCIEntertainment
Subject: question about an older video



Hello,



We’ve had an inquiry about a video in our collection entitled “Land of Celtic Ghost” from what looks a series called “The Main Events”. The year on it is 1996 and the number is #9205. Is this selection still available? I assume it’s still under copyright. The person inquiring about it would like a copy. Any information you could give would be appreciated.



Stefanie Hunker



Stefanie Hunker

Associate Professor/Digital Resources Librarian

Browne Popular Culture Library

University Libraries

Bowling Green State University

Bowling Green, OH 43403

419-372-7893

[cajunscot]

E-mail sent. I'll let you know what they say!

Many thanks, Sydnie, for doing the leg-work on this!

T.

[basehartfan]

yes, thanks ever so much!

[cajunscot]

...it pours! I just received an e-mail about Vidstar releasing The Land of the Celtic Ghosts on DVD next year:

http://www.myvideostore.com/content/...client=vidstar

So, it looks like I will go from zero to two copies by St. Patrick's Day.

T.

[sydnie7]

Hah! Maybe all those inquiries to the owner did the trick?

Happy to hear it's coming back from the dead, so to speak. . .

[cajunscot]

Originally Posted by sydnie7

Hah! Maybe all those inquiries to the owner did the trick?

Happy to hear it's coming back from the dead, so to speak. . .

That's what I'm wondering as well.

for the pun, btw!

T.