Who Obliterated Oliver In Omagh?
Oliver O’Neill has been found murdered in the historic city of Omagh and we desperately need your help to solve the murder. Although the bloody remains of Oliver’s body were found outside the old Wesleyan Chapel on James Street, we believe this was not where the murder was committed; however, clues to this murder mystery start here.
The Omagh Whodunit Hunt is a self-guided, walking murder mystery trail.- Omagh is alas remembered for the 1998 bombing that has resulted in a beautiful memorial garden being created to remember the victims. As well as visiting this garden, you’ll see quite a number of historic buildings on the clue route including beautiful churches, an old stone bridge, and the impressive courthouse. There is a musical interest too at more than one stop!
- There are 26 clues to solve, including quite a few picture clues to spot in order to narrow down the case evidence.
- The route is only 1 ½ miles / 2 ½ km.
- The recommended time for this murder mystery, excluding refreshment stops, is two hours.
- Accessibility – this is a mostly fairly flat route, with no steps, but there are some inclines near the start and end points.
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Short On Time? Try A Taster Trail!
Ever thought of trying a Whodunit Hunt but always short on time or weren’t sure how much you’d enjoy it? Or wondered if you’d be ‘good enough’ to solve a case (which really doesn’t matter)? Then try one of our new taster trails! We’ve specifically designed them to take around 90 minutes to complete with walking routes of less than a mile. We’ll give you help with two clues if you get stuck.
There are now four walking taster trails available: our Belfast Europa Trail, a Newry Taster Trail, recently launched Newtownards taster trail, and now an indoor one at Down County Museum in Downpatrick. There are still 16-18 clues to solve (rather less than the 30+ clues in our standard length trails in these cities) but you’ll still get to see interesting places, learn about historic sites and notable people from these areas, and discover something new!
There are also two driving taster trails too, the Torr Road Taster Trail that starts at the quaint village of Cushendun and the Harry Ferguson Trail which follows in the footsteps of the famous inventor.
So try one of these taster trails and see if you’d like more of our kind of fun… definitely something different to do, for sure! They are at a bargain price of only £3.99!!
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Who Wrecked Randalstown Ray’s Life?
Ray Campbell has been found dead at the base of the old railway viaduct, but the autopsy suggests that he was killed before being thrown off the bridge. However, with a large number of cases to solve, detectives need your help to conclude the case.
This Whodunit Hunt is a self-guided murder mystery trail on foot.- Randalstown is a small town with a huge amount of heritage so you’ll see loads of historic sites on our figure-of-eight walk that takes you over the railway viaduct! See an unusually shaped church, the viaduct and ancient road bridge, the gate lodge to Shane’s Castle… and more! Learn about the history of its buildings and the mill here, and nearby Game Of Thrones filming locations too!
- The clue route is almost 1 ½ miles / 2 ½ km.
- Booklet packed with 33 clues to solve (the most we’ve ever squeezed into a walking Whodunit) and several pieces of extra historical trivia not seen en route.
- Allow a full two hours to solve this murder mystery, excluding refreshment stops.
- Accessibility – the route is generally fairly flat, with only moderate inclines and no steps.
- Email clue help facility if you get stuck.
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The starting point and car park is shown in the map below:
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Tired of having the same old team-building events at pubs / restaurants? Looking for a new, fun, and very affordable idea for hen & stag days or a college / uni event? Then why not have a murder mystery themed event with one of our Whodunit Hunt trails!
The cost per booklet of our walking Whodunit Hunts is £6.99 and (standard length) driving Whodunit Hunts is £7.99 if sent by email (or Euro equivalents)… so very affordable! Taster trails cost only £3.99!
We give a discount for buying multiple Whodunit Hunt booklets, depending on the number of copies needed. If you want us to print (on premium quality paper) and post your booklets then the discount will, at the least, give you free printing and postage.
For a team event we advise teams of 2-3 people (although four is doable too) with one booklet per team. Booklets provided will each have a unique case id for each team to submit an answer (and get clue help). After purchase, we supply guidance on running your event and indicate the best place(s) for your teams to meet near the starting point.
The photo shows an example booklet. If printing the booklets yourself, click this printing link for guidance.
Payment is by either card or Paypal – we’ll supply payment instructions when you’ve concluded the details of your event with us.
To make an enquiry just fill in the form below and we’ll get back to you with a quote and any queries that we may have about your event.
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Who Destroyed Deirdre In Derry?
Deirdre Moore has been found murdered in the historic walled city of Derry and we need your help to solve the murder. The remains of Deirdre’s body were found near the Guildhall but we believe this was not where the murder was committed. The trail starts on the other side of the Peace Bridge, near where Deirdre lived.
The Derry City Whodunit Hunt is a self-guided, walking murder mystery trail.- Discover a wealth of history in this unique place, one of the best preserved walled cities in all of Europe! You’ll cross the Peace Bridge, visit the Guildhall with its impressive pipe organ, and then explore much of the city walls (and beyond) to see numerous historic and varied sites. You’ll see the cathedral, huge cannons, grand architecture, read ghost stories… and more!
- This Whodunit Hunt is jam-packed with over 30 clues to solve! The booklet also contains several pieces of extra historical and tourist information.
- There are a number of guided tours around Derry, usually in groups with a guide, which have their merits. However, if you want a really affordable self-guided tour with a murder mystery theme to do at your own pace then we think ours is hard to beat! Our Whodunit trail even takes you to historic places beyond the city walls and packs in a plethora of very varied sights in the city!
- The recommended time for this murder mystery is about 3 hours, excluding refreshment stops.
- Accessibility – we don’t feel this particular Whodunit Hunt is suitable for people with mobility issues owing to steps to navigate and inclines for some clues.
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The starting point is on the south side of the river beside the Bakery Ebrington, shown in the map below, with free parking nearby. The route ends near the Guildhall.
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Who Eliminated Neil In The Lough Neagh Area?
Neil Casey from Ardboe has been murdered and our detectives need your help to solve the mystery around his death. Although his body was found floating at the lakeside near Oxford Island the post-mortem confirms he wasn’t drowned and so detectives believe his body was thrown in the lake.
The Lough Neagh Whodunit Hunt starts at Oxford Island and ends at Cranfield Church east of Toome. It is a self-guided, linear driving murder mystery trail.- Visit lovely lakeside villages and see beautiful scenery. You’ll see the finest Irish Cross in Northern Ireland dating back over 1,000 years, a castle, a ruined church and holy well, visit Oxford Island nature reserve… and much more. If you’re a Game Of Thrones fan, there’s a filming location that you’ll stop at along the clue hunt too!
- Over 30 clues to solve!
- The driving route is 52 miles, or 83 km, with clues all around the western side of Lough Neagh. There is about 2 ½ miles / 4 km of walking in total during this Whodunit Hunt, spread across all of the clue stops.
- The recommended time for this murder mystery, excluding refreshment stops and return journey, is about 5 hours – a great day out!
- Accessibility – it is generally flat where the clues are to be found, with no steps that must be navigated.
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The starting point is at the Oxford Island nature reserve, off the M1 motorway:
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Who Buried Henry In Hillsborough?
The body of Henry Hale was unearthed by a curious dog beside the plane sculpture at Hilsborough Lake! But detectives believe he was murdered elsewhere and quite likely outside the village of Royal Hillsborough. With a big case load, our chief detective needs your help to conclude the case.
This is a self-guided driving Whodunit Hunt, starting at Hillsborough Lake and ending a few miles away. It’s a mini ‘taster trail’ for if you want to start small with driving Whodunit Hunts or don’t have much time.- Starting at Hillsborough Lake the clue trail takes you to several sites associated with famous inventor and extraordinary pioneer Harry Ferguson who was born in the area. You’ll also visit an ancient fort site dating back over 1000 years and an old motte and bailey almost as old! All this packed into a driving route of only 23 miles / 37 km long!!
- There are still 14 clues to solve in the mini Whodunit booklet which also has full directions and several snippets of history and trivia squeezed into it! There is only one mile / 1.6 km of walking in total.
- It is recommended to allow 1 ½ – 2 hours to solve this murder mystery, excluding refreshment stops.
- Accessibility – the route is generally flat.
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The starting point is shown in the map below.
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Who Whacked William in Whitehead?
William White has been found murdered in the old coastal town of Whitehead and our investigators have uncovered very few leads. Therefore, we desperately need your help to solve the murder. Although William’s body was found on the beach, our detective team believe this was not where the murder was committed.
The Whitehead Whodunit Hunt is a self-guided, walking murder mystery trail.- Discover many interesting sights, both historic and modern, in this quaint seaside village. Learn about its railway history, the evolution of its tourism industry, and several of the characters who shaped it. See a castle, read about a pop star who used to live here… and someone who made their home in a cave!
- The clue route is almost 2 ½ miles / 4 km. Previous sleuths attempting this trail report that it is ‘dog-friendly’!
- The Whodunit Hunt booklet is packed with 30 clues as well as several pieces of historical and tourism trivia.
- Allow two hours to solve the case, excluding refreshment stops.
- Accessibility – the route is generally fairly flat, with only moderate inclines.
- Refreshments – there are a number of cafes, coffee shops, and convenience stores in Whitehead.
- Email clue help facility if you get stuck.
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The starting point is in the car park at the end of the Old Castle Road, shown in the map below:
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Who Culled Carrie In Carrickfergus?
The body of Carrie Musgrave has been found in Carrickfergus and we need your help to confirm our suspicions about the murder. Although Carrie’s body was found at the base of the castle walls, she didn’t fall and we don’t believe this was where the murder was committed either. Only by following the clue trail can the circumstances of her death be revealed…
This is a self-guided, circular walking Whodunit Hunt murder mystery trail.- Carrickfergus has a long history, having been inhabited as a town for around 850 years! The shoreline is dominated by the impressive castle, but there is much more to see. Along the clue trail you’ll learn about the town’s rise as a port, how it was surrounded by over a kilometre of walls (which you’ll see the remains of), learn about the part Edward & Robert The Bruce played in its history, see an historic church… and more!
- The route is approx 2 miles / 3 km.
- This Whodunit trail is crammed with 32 clues as well as several pieces of historical information and ghost stories too!
- Allow two hours to solve the case, excluding refreshment stops.
- Accessibility – this is generally a fairly flat route, with only occasional moderate inclines and no steps to navigate.
- Email clue help facility if you get stuck.
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The starting point of this Whodunit Hunt is at the big car park beside Carrickfergus Castle:
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Who Annihilated Liz In Lisburn?
The body of much loved local Liz Tench has been found in Lisburn. Although Liz’s body was found in the river Lagan near Union Bridge, we believe this was not where the murder was committed. The coroner confirms drowning was not the cause of death and so we need your help to confirm our suspicions.
The Lisburn Whodunit Hunt is a self-guided, walking murder mystery trail.- Although the centre of Lisburn is fairly modern, on this route you’ll discover the other side of the town with a wealth of history. You’ll read about the once-thriving linen industry, see many historical sites including the cathedral and beautiful Castle Gardens, and learn about the history of the town. You’ll come across some of the characters who shaped the area too, including Sir Richard Wallace who was greatly liked by the town’s population at the time.
- The route is 2¼ miles, or 3¾ km, and starts/ends near the Lagan Valley Island complex.
- This Whodunit trail is jam-packed with over 30 clues in a booklet having several pieces of extra historical trivia.
- Allow 2-2½ hours to solve the case, excluding refreshment stops.
- Accessibility – this is a generally quite flat route, although some streets have inclines such as Bridge Street.
- Ideally done on a Friday/Saturday when Crema on Bow Street has extra-special sweet treats – we love their rhubarb and custard cruffins!
- Email clue help facility if you get stuck.
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The starting point of this Whodunit Hunt is shown below:
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