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Hallowe'en Ghost Tour of Armagh

Departing from the Old Infirmary, Now ABC Council Offices, Abbey Street, Armagh, County Armagh, BT61 7DY
Hallowe'en Ghost Tour of Armagh

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An evening of Ghosts and Ghouls – be sure to book a place on the Hallowe’en Walking tours of Armagh. This Trail of approx. 1 hour will be a mix of gruesome tales of days gone by coupled with a few surprises along the way. Cover your ears if you don’t want to listen to stories of the grisly, fearsome characters or mysterious happenings of Armagh’s past. Tread the narrow streets lightly - you don’t know who is waiting to get you!!

The tour concludes with a choice of:  hot whisky / hot port / drink of your choice at Red Ned's, Ogle Street, Armagh    OR        ice-cream treat / speciality coffee at Mackles Ice Cream, Dobbin Lane, Armagh

Audio devices will be provided for the tour to ensure everyone can hear the guide from a distance.This tour is suitable for 13+ years of age. Those aged 13-18 must be accompanied by an adult (over 18).

 

Tour spaces must be booked using the link - Halloween Ghost Tours (ticketsolve.com)

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