Enjoy A Murder Mystery Night at Down County Museum

Murder Most Foul -xa0Murder Mystery Night at Down County Museum

[caption id="attachment_43366" align="alignleft" width="130"]Come and see a murder at  the Down County Museum and enjoy a light supper and the craic. Come and see a murder at the Down County Museum and enjoy a light supper and the craic.[/caption]

Are you interested in trying out your detective skills? Have you what it takes to solve a gruesomexa0murder?

Can you distinguish between genuine clues and red herrings to work out the truth of what has happened during a terrible night at the old Gaol? If so, then Down County Museum’s murder mystery is the event for you.

On Friday 18 October travel back in time and meet a host of characters who may all be implicated in a shocking crime.

The murder mystery event is a great opportunity for groups, couples and individuals to compete against each other in a light hearted test of skills while enjoying the dramatised stories of the inhabitants of the old Gaol (who may or may not be responsible for what has happened!) The murder mystery has a special Halloween theme so be prepared to experience some ghostly appearances as well.

The event promises lots of laughs as well as shocks and surprises and is suitable for over 16 year olds. It is an ideal Halloween activity for groups to take part in and starts at 7pm. Admission is priced at £15 which includes a light supper.

Tickets for the event are available from Down County Museum. Contact 028 4461 5218 to book places or to find out more information.

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