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GI Day at Killymoon Castle

302 Killymoon Road, Cooktown, Co Tyrone, BT80 8ZA
Post of American World War II GI with Killymoon Castle in background.

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Step back in time with an authentic World War II experience at Killymoon Castle.  Featuring liking history characters who recreates and tells the story of a young American soldier, Tony Vickery, who was stationed at Killymoon during the second World War.  Explore the untouched original castle cellars where remnants of the soldiers lives are still visible and using immersive interaction, each cellar narrates a compelling story.

Continue the tour of Killymoon Castle, visiting Lady Molesworth's morning room, the oval dining room and ascend the magnificent cantilever style staircase.

Enjoy homemade scones and Victoria Sandwich included in the tour.

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Adult£20.00 per ticket
Child£10.00 per ticket

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Season (27 Sept 2026)
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Sunday14:00

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