March ghosthunt orbs

Thursday night terror

Tonight's tour started with a small group of participants at the Clifton Street Cemetery. Within one hour they were in the Crumlin Road Prison dungeons witnessing the spirit presence of several children and at least one adult male. Once again orbs were captured but this time the grey figure appeared clearly to everyone in the tunnel. Participants were physically pushed and pulled. Everyone on the tour experienced something. The activity augurs well for the Friday night tour says the spirit medium but some of those who came along out of curiosity are not convinced about that and after experiencing a night of terror are away home with a lot to think about and perhaps some extra company that they were not expecting.

Research Document lists unexplained activity at abandoned Gaol

Results of recent research has revealed that continuing unexplained activity at the Crumlin Road Prison is the main attraction for scores of inquisitive visitors last year. The activity has meant that tour operators at the Glenravel Local History Project have had to double their tour date itinerary to cope with ongoing demand.

Strange orbs, dramatic temperature drops, noises and apparitions have been the most common occurrences. Lately several people have taken ill due to fear in what has become the city's only genuine ghost hunting experience. This year's tours will be under closer scrutiny with university researchers joining the already experienced local history team to provide a scientific explanation to the strange activity.

2010 tour dates confirmed

The ghost hunts at Crumlin Road Gaol in Belfast have just been confirmed. Throughout 2010 the last Thursday and Friday of the month will be reserved for the now well established ghost hunt, with special tour dates around Halloween based on 2009 sell out tours. For more details see www.toursofbelfast.com

Ghost hunt on August 27

Twenty nine people went on the ghost hunt last Thursday evening. It was a stormy night but once we were inside the prison complex we were protected from the worst of the weather. The temperature was around 14 degrees Centigrade however as we got started the temperature dropped dramatically especially in the underground chambers and passageways under the old prison. While 45% of those who participated testified to witnessing unexplained orbs or other strange phenomena, 24% captured these on their digital cameras or mobile phones.

Electronic Cameras capture strange orbs on tour

These are just two of the many photographs that tour participants have forwarded to the Tours of Belfast project following an interesting ghost hunt at the now derelict Belfast Prison.

The two photos were taken directly after one another and show some unexplained "orbs". Some people insist these are just light tricks of the camera, others believe there is something more supernatural to them explaining that they are in fact spirits that have been captured on and electronic device.These particular photos were taken on a Sanyo digital camera. The person taking the photos thought she saw a movement beyond the gates at D Wing. Access to that area of th e prison however was forbidden and the lady took a series of photos and forwarded them to us for our opinion.

Evening ghost hunt with Tours of Belfast

Last nights tour prove to be yet another success as the team wandered the secret haunts of the city. More than 50% of those who attended were even more convinced in the presence of ghosts or spirits throughout the tour. Many had to be reassured that they were going to be okay when they returned home that evening. 31% of those on the tour captured unexplained phenomena on the digital cameras or phones. Tours of Belfast will be uploading this and the ongoing results of our investigation in due course.