Who Slaughtered Patricia On The St Patrick’s Trail?
After being reported missing, Patricia Reynolds’ body has been found dumped beside St Patrick’s grave in Downpatrick. But we don’t believe that she was murdered there and so recommend that you start your search at Inch Abbey, which she regularly visited. With few leads uncovered, we need your help to solve the murder.
The St Patrick’s Trail Whodunit Hunt starts at historic Inch Abbey and ends at Kilclief Castle (see picture) on the coast, a few miles east of Downpatrick.- This is a self-guided, near-circular driving murder mystery trail.
- On the clue route you’ll pass pretty coastal scenery whilst visiting numerous impressive and historic sites, some dating as far back as the 5th Century and the arrival of St Patrick near Strangford! You’ll see castles, Inch Abbey, a Game Of Thrones location, the site of the first church in Ireland… and much more. There’s an opportunity for wildlife spotting too!
- We’ve somehow squeezed 32 clues into this Whodunit Hunt as well as several nuggets of extra historical info! All this along a driving route of only 26 miles / 42 km!
- There is a moderate amount of walking at many clue stops, primarily in Downpatrick, Strangford, and to Audley’s Castle. Total walking distance is about 2 ½ miles / 4 km.
- Allow about 4 hours to solve this murder mystery, excluding refreshment stops. Should you wish to make a whole day of it, there are museums and other attractions to visit en-route.
- Accessibility – it’s fairly flat where all of the clues are to be found. There are, however, a couple of clues that require a moderate degree of mobility and are not wheelchair-friendly.
- Email clue help facility if you get stuck.
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The starting point of this Whodunit Hunt is near Downpatrick, shown in the map below:
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