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According to Ghost Eire, this museum is haunted by the ghost of an RAF airman in full 1940s uniform.
UPDATE My thanks to Paul for adding the following:
During our investigation here, we were able to contact a few spirits including the 1940s airman previously mentioned in the original post. We also encountered some of the spirits of the former Long Kesh prison. We were told by the organisers of the aviation society to halt the investigation if any prisoners came through. In the photo I have provided you can make out two figures. One is between the first two women and the last lady and the second one is directly behind the last lady.
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