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Diamond Trail Whodunit Hunt

Battle of the Diamond memorial (beside Dan Winters Cottage), Derryloughan Road, Near Loughgall, Counties Armagh, Mid Ulster, BT61 8PH
Dan Winters Cottage

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Self-guided driving murder mystery trail from Whodunit Hunts, starts at the Battle of the Diamond memorial near Loughgall, route passes through Moy and Benburb to ultimately end at Caledon.

While solving this deluxe murder mystery packed with a booklet containing over 40 clues, as well as historical information, visit an old mansion house & gardens, see ancient Irish crosses and pretty villages, and learn about key figures in their history. You’ll see a castle and priory, a tiny graveyard, enjoy a pleasant river walk… and more! Hours of fun!

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* Can be done on any day except 25th/26th December, 1st January

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Starting point accessed off the B77 which links Portadown to Loughgall and Armagh.

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Your own vehicle/bike is essential for this driving Whodunit Hunt - linear route 30 miles

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