Who Bumped Off Ben From Bawnboy?
Ben McKeown from Bawnboy has been found murdered and our best investigators are struggling to conclude the case and thus need your help to solve the murder. Although his body was found in the Ballinamore Canal, it’s obvious to detectives that he was murdered elsewhere.
The Cavan Lakeland Whodunit Hunt trail starts in outer Cavan and ends in Bawnboy.- Enjoy beautiful lakeland scenery and fantastic historic sites! See an impressive castle and Drumlane Abbey, an old folly with a beautiful paranomic view, a ruined church, and solve clues at and around the canal at Ballyconnell. You’ll also visit several historic places in and around Bawnboy including the neolithic Creggin stone, the grim Workhouse with its eye-opening history… and more!
- 28 clues to solve plus super sleuth clues to spot!
- The driving route is 66 km / 42 miles.
The total walking distance across all clues is 4½ km / 2¾ miles. This includes a there-and-back 1¼ km walk to Flemings Folly for one clue that could be avoided using a clue help… though you’d miss out on a lovely view.- Allow 4-5 hours to solve this murder mystery, excluding refreshment stops.
- Accessibility – it is generally flat where clues are to be found apart from the Flemings Folly walk that has moderate inclines; there are no steps that must be navigated.
- Email clue help facility if you get stuck.
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The starting point is in outer-Cavan on the R212 Dublin Road at a car park just to the north of Green Lough in the map below:
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