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This exhibition introduces the story of the last witch trial held in Ireland, which took place in Carrickfergus in 1711. Visit the Gobbins Visitor Centre where the exhibition will be on display every day until Sunday 2nd November.
A collaborative project between Ulster University and Carrickfergus Museum, this Interactive Exhibition showcases the historical research of Dr Andrew Sneddon, and creative interpretations from 'The Islandmagee Witches Digital and Creative Project' (w1711.org), led by Dr Victoria McCollum and Dr Sneddon.
The exhibition was designed to enable a deeper understanding of the events that took place, here, over 300 years ago. It features the research and expertise of Brian Coyle, Dr Helen Jackson, Dr Adam Melvin, Sabrina Minter and Shirin Murphy.
Join Luan Ingram for The Last Witches of Islandmagee, a captivating storytelling journey for children into Ireland’s mystical past and folklore:
Sunday 26/10/25 - 12 Noon and 2pm
Thursday 30/10/25 - 12 Noon and 2pm
For more information, please contact The Gobbins Visitor Centre on 02893372318 e-mail info@thegobbinscliffpath.com
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Accessibility
- All areas accessible to disabled visitors
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| Ticket Type | Ticket Tariff |
|---|---|
| Admission | Free |
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