AN urban explorer has discovered a abandoned priest retreat dubbing it "one of the eeriest places" he's ever visited.
Jamie Robinson shared the incredible find with his 273,000-strong followers in a video that amassed over 43,000 views.
He visited the site in Belfast with two of his friends, Jack and Ben.
The 25-year-old found everything from religious artefacts to a bed still made up waiting for someone to sleep in it and a random rocking chair in a hallway.
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