When I was growing up, my father, Kevin Keane, would tell me bedtime stories about his Grandparents' farm. But these weren't just stories of fluffy sheep and perfect potatoes, the Keane Family Farm was haunted...

The Lady In White: After several years back in Ireland, Michael and Mary were about to move back to America. The surrounding villagers were there to give a farewell party. However, every evening, Michael would go out to the barn to do his last milking of the day. For the special occasion, the older kids were given the honor of holding the lantern while he milked the cow. This time, Mary was holding the lantern. But as Mary was holding the lantern, she saw a beautiful women in a white gown walking the fields just outside of the barn. When they returned back to the party, Mary told everyone what she saw. The villagers said that she saw the "Lady in White". In life, the "Lady in White" owned, and loved the farm, before the British kicked her out. Still, neighbors see her circling the land...

Towser Saves Baby Kay: When Kathleen was an infant, she was outside placed on a blanket while her mother was inside. On the other side of the bushes, a badger started creeping closer to Kay. Their collie dog, Towser, was inside and started furiously barking to be let out. When Towser was let out, the badger was running full speed at Kay. Towser charged the badger at attacked it while the mother ran outside, and grabbed baby Kay. And yes, Towser was okay and was rewarded with a steak dinner that night. To honor Towser, the heroic dog, Kevin named his collie Towser. But Kevin's dog is more interested in bread and cheese than attacking badgers.