Clasping a rock in one hand and a shield in the other, I take aim at enemy forces galloping over the hill. Yet despite all my might, the ammo fails to hit its target, so I cower in a corner, soon realising I’ve backed into a wall.

Although animated, the burly warriors projected by my virtual reality headset seem disturbingly real, and for 10 minutes I’m plunged into a war scene which could have been scripted for Game Of Thrones.

For a decade, Game of Thrones has been been filmed across locations in Northern Ireland –and next year, fans will be able to visit the actual sets for the very first time.

Once filming has finished for the final series, the ‘Game of Thrones Legacy’ project can begin, with plans to be able to visit several standing sets for locations like Winterfell, Castle Black in Magheramorne and Kings Landing.

If you're here, 90% chances are you're as big a Game of Thrones fan as we are. But you and we, both fail in comparison to this couple who has travelled far and wide only to see real-life GoT locations.