Another chance to experience this spellbinding exhibition developed by
Carrickfergus Museum and a multidisciplinary team from Ulster University last autumn. Featuring a range
of interpretative experiences, including
a VR experience, the exhibition tells the story of the last witch trial in Ireland, which took place in Carrickfergus in 1711
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