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Known as the "Model County," Wexford offers coastal villages, sunny seashores with numerous beaches, bird watch reserves, a Festival of Opera and the Strawberry Fair; Johnstown Castle Gardens incorporating the Irish Agricultural Museum, the John F. Kennedy Park and Arboretum and it is the location of the Irish National Heritage Park.
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Campile
Dunbrody Abbey and Visitor Centre. A large Cistercian Abbey founded in 1210AD. Attractions include a small museum with a fine dolls house, a hedge maze, ruins of a castle and a golf putting green.
Open April to Sept, Mon to Fri, 10am - 6pm., Sat & Sun 10am - 8pm
Admission Per Car œ1, Per bus œ10.
Tel: (051) 388603
Ferns
The original monastic foundation was plundered by the Vikings in 930. Only portions of the later McMuragh-Kavanagh Abbey, dating from 1158, now survives. Partly incorporated into the present Church of Ireland are the ruins of a Cathedral, built in the 13th century. Very well presented with suitable signs and interpretative plaques.
The Ruins of the 16th Cent. St Peter's Church are to be seen alongside the Dublin Road.
Gorey
The Catholic Church was designed by Augustus W. Pugin.
South of the town, in Ballygarrett, is the site of a very early Christian settlement, on which a 19th century church ruin still stands.
Lady's Island
An important early Christian site and place of annual pilgrimage, a practice which continues to the present day. On the island are the ruins of an Augustinian Priory.
The small church here was plundered by Cromwell in 1649.
New Ross
St. Mary's Church, now incorporates a 19th century Church. The original foundation is attributed to William the Earl Marshal.
Tintern Abbey
A Cistercian Abbey built in 1200 AD. Currently under restoration. Founded by William the Earl Marshal, in fulfilment of his promise - made when on a stormy sea voyage - to do so if the Lord spared him. Guided tours are available, June to Sept, Tel: (051) 562321.
Wexford Town
Saint Iberius Church, Main Street. This church is over 300 years old. It features a fine Georgian interior coupled with a Venetian Renaissance Style frontage to the Main Street. Open All year, Mon to Sat, 10am - 3pm.
Tel: (053) 22936
Selskar Abbey is located on what is believed to be the oldest place of worship in the County. The present Abbey dates to the 13th Cent. and replaced a pre Christian temple dedicated to Odin. The complex is now part of the Westgate Heritage Centre. See also under Exhibitions.
Approved operators and centres are located in
Kilmore Quay
Dick Hayes
Reef and wreck fishing
Tel: (053) 29704 or 088 549111 (mobile)
Wexford Town
Wexford Boat Charters
Deep sea & wreck fishing.
143, The Faythe.
Tel: Nick Bowie (053) 45888
ANGLING - GAME
The Slaney River offers a range of angling opportunities, being a well known salmon river. The annual salmon season commences on Feb 1st, trout on March 1st while both close on 30th Sept. Licence and Permits are available from Murphy's, 92 North Main Street.
Tel: (053) 24717.
Note: Local by-laws are in operation on the Slaney in regard to fly fishing.
ANGLING - SHORE
The varied coastline of Wexford County offer a wide variety of beach, shale and rock angling opportunities. Shore fishing is free. There are frequent competitions open to visitors and club groups. Details are available in Tourist Offices or from Murphy's, 92 North Main Street,
Tel: (053) 24717.
Cahore
Cahore Sea Angling Club
Tel: (055) 27453.
Rosslare
Rosslare Angling Club
Tommy Byrne
Tel: (053) 32190.
Ballyhack
Neptune Restaurant Art Gallery,
Regular Art Exhibitions.
Contact Pierce McAuliffe
Tel: (051) 89284.
Gorey
Woodland Crafts Gallery, Killineirin,
Frequent exhibitions.
Contact Michael Murphy.
Tel: (0402) 37474.
New Ross
The Loft Gallery,
Charles Street,
Tel: (051) 25389
The Red Door Art Studio,
22 The Quay,
Tel: (051) 21600.
Wexford Town
The Art Centre, Cornmarket,
Frequent exhibitions.
Open all year, Mon to Sat, 10am - 6pm,
Ms Joanna Murphy
Tel: (053) 23764.
Westgate Heritage Centre
Regular Exhibitions.
Tel: (053) 46506
Wexford is acknowledged by all as the best County in Ireland for bird-watching. Among the County's many sites, the more significant are:
Baginbun Head
Cliff-nesting birds. Depending on the time of year, fulmar, cormorant, peregrine, herring gull, guillemot and chough are to be seen.
Bannow Bay A major location for wintering waterfowl, brent goose, shelduck, wigeon, teal, oystercatcher, golden plover, curlew and redshank.
Fethard on Sea
Feeding grounds for herons, shelduck and brent geese.
Hook Head
The peninsula is a landfall location for migrant landbirds and a suitable vantage point for seawatching for the passage of migrant seabirds in both the spring and autumn.
Lady's Island
Nesting tern, May to Sept. Please view from the shore only. Winter birds include Bewick's and other swans.
North Sloblands
The Wexford Wildlife Reserve. Perhaps as many as 10,000 ( 1/3 of the world's total population) of Greenland geese winter here. The visitor centre has many interesting exhibitions, an AV show titled "The Greenland Goose - Winter Visitor" Large flocks of geese and wading birds in autumn. Fully developed facilities for watching, guided tours on request. Open 16th April - 30th Sept, daily 9am to 6pm. Admission free.
Contact Christopher Wilson
Tel: (053) 23129
Raven Point Nature Reserve
Adjoining the Wexford Wildlife Reserve. A summer venue.
Saltee Islands
Internationally significant. Private property. Access to the Island is prohibited. Boat Trips around the island are available from Kilmore Quay.
Tel: (053) 29704
Tacumshane Lake
Winter concentrations of waterfowl including Bewick's swans, brent geese, wigeon, oystercatchers, golden plover and lapwing. Vagrant American waders are to be seen in the autumn.
The ultimate accolade for beaches offering clear waters and superior environmental enjoyment. Blue Flags have been awarded by the European Commission to beaches at Courtown, Curracloe, Duncannon and Rosslare.
Many are long abandoned and now stand, mute testament to the skilled craftsmen and the stirring times that created them. Only some of the more noteworthy can be listed here.
Ballyhack Castle
Dates from the 16th century. The first two floors have been renovated. The castle houses a number of exhibits, some of which relate to other heritage sites in the area. Open April to June & Sept, Wed to Sun, 12pm - 6pm
July & August, daily, 10am - 6pm.
Contact Sarah Murphy
Tel: (051) 89468.
Duncannon Fort
The name, Duncannon, derives from an Iron Age fortification which once occupied the site of the present imposing fort. The current structure dates mostly from the 16th century with modern additions. Restoration work is in progress. Guided tours during the season
Contact Eileen Roche
Tel: (051) 89188.
Enniscorthy Castle
An imposing Norman Castle built by the Prendergast Family in the 13th century. See also under Exhibitions
Tel: (054) 35926.
Ferns Castle
An impressive ruin of a Norman fortification, dating from the 13th century. It has had a chequered history and was owned by an Irish family, a bishop and, later, a countess during the 14th century alone! The castle, now in State care, is open to the public and guided tours are available during the summer months.
Johnstown Castle
A much added to early tower house with battlements and ornamental lake, attractive and colourful walks. Gardens only, the Castle is not open to the general public.
Lady's Island
The remains of a Norman castle tower that leans at a greater angle than that of the famous Tower of Pisa, Italy.
Rathmacknee
A 5 storey tower castle with typical 15th century battlements and well preserved bawn. The latter has massive walls which are more than 4 feet thick and 25ft high.
Slade Castle
Overlooking the small harbour of Slade near Hook Head. A massive, late 15th century structure.
Wexford Town.
Westgate Tower. A sensitively restored, early 13th century gate tower, part of the Viking / Norman walls of Wexford Town.
Open March to Dec, Mon to Sat, 10am - 2pm, 2.30pm - 5.30pm
July & Aug, also open on Sundays, 2pm - 6pm.
Groups may be booked in advance for times other than above.
Admission Adults œ1, Children 50p, Family Tickets œ3
Tel: (053) 46506
A number of Martello or Napoleon Towers are to be seen on the coast line, all of which date from the early years of the 19th century
Forest walks, hillwalking, cycling, equestrian centres, pitch and putt, golf driving ranges and open farms are to be enjoyed. Ask at Tourist Offices for details of the complete range of services on offer in each area.
Tourist Information Offices have current details of the crafts studio's of County Wexford, listed both by activity and location. Smaller craft studios are often one person operations. Some may be unavailable to meet you without prior arrangements.
Enniscorthy
One of Ireland's main pottery areas for centuries.
Badger Hill Pottery
Stoneware oven to tableware.
Open All year, Wed to Sun, 10am - 1pm, 2pm - 5pm. or by appointment.
Closed Mon & Tues
Bill Connor
Tel: (054) 35060
Carley's Bridge Pottery
Founded in 1640, specialists in large terra-cotta pots.
Open all year, Mon to Fri, 8.30 - 4.30.
Ms Martina O Neill
Tel: (054) 33512
Castle Hill Crafts
Open all year
Ms Maura Flannery
Tel: (054) 36800
Hillview Pottery.
Established more than 400 years.
Open all year.
Paddy Murphy
Tel: (054) 35443
Kiltrea Bridge Pottery
Open All year, Mon to Sat, 9.30 - 5.30 and also Sundays during the Summer.
Mr Michael Roche
Tel: (054) 35107
New Ross
The Butlersland Craft Centre, Butlersland, New Ross.
Extensive craft display in an out of town setting, offering free parking, cafe and an exciting, elevated view of three counties. Handwoven Tweed Jackets made on the premises.
Open all year, daily, 8am - 9pm.
Contact Pascal Bolger
Tel: (051) 22612 / 25662
The Loft Gallery, Charles Street
Contact Hugo O'Hanlon
Tel: (051) 25389
Laveny Pottery, Rochestown
Hand thrown pottery
Tel: (051) 28478.
New Ross
Galley Cruising Restaurant
North Quay
Lunch time, afternoon and evening dinner cruises on the Barrow and Nore Rivers.
Contact Capt. Dick Fletcher
Tel: (051) 21723
Raleigh Rent-a-Bike operators
New Ross
Paddy Meyler
6 Bridge Street,
Tel: (051) 25348
Wexford Town
Hayes Bicycle Hire
108 South Main Street,
Wexford.
Tel: (053) 22462
The Bike Shop
9 Selskar Street
Wexford
. Tel: (053) 22514
Wexford Race Course - see racing programme page 20.
Wexford provides a wide choice of horse riding facilities suitable for every rider, novice or experienced and regardless of age. Trekking and trail riding over farmland, forest and mountain is available as are cross country courses, designed to please the more experienced rider.
A variety of training courses are also available and inclusive holiday arrangements are offered by some establishments. Some riding schools provide holidays for unaccompanied children.
Ask for our Equestrian Guide in tourist offices for further information
. AIRE approved Centres
Duncannon
Hook Trekking Centre,
Open June to September.
Contact Mary Murphy.
Tel: (051) 89166
Duncormick
Blackstone Trekking Centre. Blackstone,
Open all year.
Contact Rosaleen Cleary.
Tel: (053) 63126
Foulksmills
Horetown Equestrian Centre, Horetown House,
Open all Year.
Contact David Young.
Tel: (051) 63786 / 63633
Enniscorthy
Boro Hill Equestrian Centre, Clonroche,
Open all Year.
Contact Betty Maher-Caulfield.
Tel: (053) 44117
Gorey
Laheen Pony Trekking, Laheen House,
Open all Year (Winter by appointment only).
Contact Josephine Buttle.
Tel: (055) 28289.
New Ross
Seaview Farm Pony Trekking, "Seaview", St. Kearns, Saltmills,
Open May to Oct, otherwise by arrangement.
Contact Kathleen Kinsella.
Tel: (051) 562239.
Taghmon
Ballingale Farm Riding School
Open all year.
Contact Valerie Charlton.
Tel: (053) 34387
Wexford Town
Shelmaliere Riding Stables, Forth Mountain
Open all year.
Contact Catherine Wood.
Tel: (053) 39251.
Camolin
Ballymore Historic Features
Small museum at the centre of a traditional farm which also contains an ancient church, motte, holy well and period farmyard.
Open June to Sept, Thurs to Sun, 2pm - 6pm
Contact Mr Richard Donovan
Tel: (054) 83189
Craanford Village
Craanford Mills. A 17th Century, corn grinding, water mill has been restored to full working order. The works are on view to visitors with additional interperative data and explanatory exhibits. Wholesome food served on the Kiln Loft.
Open all year, daily.
Contact Mr Michael Lyons
Tel: (055) 23124
Enniscorthy
Wexford County Museum,
Housed in an important mediaeval castle, of interest in it's own right, the Museum contains a wide range of items depicting mostly 19th and 20th century history.
Open June to Sept, Mon to Sat, 10am - 1pm and 2pm - 6pm
Oct & Nov, daily 2pm - 5pm
Admission Adults œ2, Teenagers œ1.50p, Children 50p.
Contact Mr David Carbery
Tel: (054) 35926
Kilmore Quay
Guillemot Lightship Maritime Museum.
The last remaining light ship, exhibits include models, paintings and records.
Open June to Sept, daily 2pm - 8pm
Admission Adults œ1, Children 50p, Family œ2.50.
Contact Mr Reg Jarvis
Tel: (053) 29655
Johnstown
The National Museum of Agriculture and Rural Life is located in the former estate farmyard within the extensive ornamental grounds of Johnstown Castle.
Open June to Aug, Mon to Fri, 9am - 5pm, Sat and Sun 2pm - 5pm
April, May & Sept to Nov - as above but closed 12.30pm - 1.30pm.
Admission Adults œ1.75, Children œ1
Contact Dr. Austin O Sullivan
Tel: (053) 42888.
New Ross
Berkeley Forest House
Large collection of 18th & 19th century toys, dolls and costumes, suitably displayed in the drawing room. Many other attractions
Open May to Sept, Thurs to Sun, 11am - 6pm.
Contact Ann Bernstorff
Tel: (051) 21361
Wexford Town
Westgate Heritage Centre
The Antiquity of Wexford is presented in an audio-visual display within a sensitively restored, early 13th century gate tower, part of the Norman Walls of the Town.
Open Jan - April, Please telephone to confirm times.
May to Dec, Mon to Sat, 9.30am - 1pm, 2pm - 5.30pm
July & Aug, also open on Sun, 2pm - 6pm.
Admission Adults œ1.50, Children œ1.
Contact Ms Breda Roche
Tel: (053) 46506.
National Heritage Park, Ferrycarrig
The Region's showpiece exhibition, on a well developed, 30 acre site overlooking the Slaney River. The National Heritage Park is a series of reconstructions of settlements set within a large wooded area.
Lake dwellings, pre-historic and early historic houses are depicted, as well as a mediaeval castle, even a Viking shipyard are among the many fine exhibits in this most memorable of visitor attractions.
Open March to 31st Oct, daily, 10am - 7pm (last admission at 5pm)
Admission Adults œ3.50, Senior Citizens & Students œ2,
Contact Ms Theresa Grant,
Tel: (053) 20733.
Tagoat
Yola Farmstead. Reconstructed farm buildings, Flora and fauna walk, crafts studio and children's play area. Facilities for Irish Banquets for groups with prior notice.
Open June to Sept, daily, 9am - 5pm.
Contact Mr Pat Stafford
Tel: (053) 31177
Baginbun
Extensive earthworks and Promontory fortifications, associated with the first landings of the Normans in 1169 and perhaps with an even earlier Celtic fort or dun.
Balloughton
A tall Standing Stone believed to mark a prehistoric grave site.
Carne
St Vauk or Beoc's Stone, a huge boulder on which the Saint is said to have floated across the Irish Sea in the 6th Century.
Carrigbyrne
A Memorial Column designed as a replica of Pompey's Pillar, erected in 1841 to the memory of Sir Ralph Abercromby
Campile
Kilmokea Gardens,
Adults only. Admission by prior arrangement
Admission œ3.
Contact Mrs Price
Tel: (051) 388109
Coolgreany
Ram House Garden.
Two acres, overflowing with "soft colours and sweet scents", terraces, lavish planting around a little stream.
Open Easter to Mid Sept., Sat & Sun, 2.30pm - 6pm,
>From June to Aug only also open on Fri's, 5pm - 8pm.
Admission œ2.50
Contact Mrs Lolo Stevens
Tel: (0402) 37238
Curracloe Nature Trail
A delightful 800 metres nature trail through the seashore sand dunes supported by a informative and colourful 20 page booklet available free of charge from the County Council and other outlets.
Tel: (053) 42211
Killinick
Shortalstown Gardens
80 year old gardens, rare trees and shrubs.
Admission by prior appointment Adults œ2.50. Accompanied children only please.
Helen & Margaret Miller,
Tel: (053) 58836
New Ross
John F. Kennedy Park and Arboretum
A plant collection of international standing with 4,500 types of trees and shrubs from all regions of the world. Covers 252 hectares and includes Slieve Coillte.
Open all year, daily 10am - closing times alter according to month.
Adults œ2, Child œ1,
Contact Mr Christopher Kelly
Tel: (051) 388171
Peter & Irene Roche, Woodville,
Victorian Walled Garden.
Open April to Sept, By appointment Adults œ2.
Tel: (051) 21268
Wexford Town
Heatherset, Rocklands,
Small garden with extensive choice of plants against a backdrop of Mediterranean Pines. Open by appointment only.
Contact Mrs Mary White.
Tel: (053) 23026
Johnstown Castle Gardens
Open all year, daily, 9am - 5pm
Adults œ1.50, Children & Students 50p, Car œ2.50,
Coach with over 30 people is œ17.00.
See also under Exhibitions.
Tel: (053) 42888
Ask for our booklet, "The South East Sunshine Circuit," available from Tourist Offices. A number of driving ranges, par three courses complete the wide range of facilities for golfer's in Co Wexford.
Ballymoney 9 hole (055) 21976 Courtown: 18 hole (055) 25166 Enniscorthy 18 hole (054) 33191 New Ross 18 hole (051) 21433 Rosslare 27 hole (053) 32203 St.Helen's Bay 18 hole (053) 33669 Wexford 18 hole (053) 42238 PAR 3 Ballymoney, Grove 18 hole (055) 25139 Blackwater 18 hole (053) 29199 Borrmount 18 hole (054) 33252 Duncannon 9 hole (051) 389242 Garrylough, Screen 18 hole (053) 37246 Gorey, The Bunker 18 hole (055) 20313 Rathaspeck 18 hole (053) 46155 Skarke 18 hole (051) 21483 Tara Glen, Gorey 18 hole (055) 25413 Vinegar Hill 9 hole (054) 35127 Wellington Bridge 18 hole (051) 561308Return To * TOP OF PAGE *
Ballymoney (055) 25519 Borrmount (054) 33252 Garrylough (053) 37246 Skarke (051) 21483The county also has numerous pitch and putt clubs
Enniscorthy
Mon and Thursday evenings at 8pm.
Tel: (054) 33172
Yola Farmstead, Tagoat (On Rosslare Road N25)
The County Genealogical Centre is a member of The Irish Family History Foundation and is approved under the aegis of the Irish Genealogical Project. It offers a research service for Wexford Town and County
Open all year Mon to Fri, 9am - 5pm. July & Aug, Mon to Sat, 9am - 5pm.
Tel: ( 053) 31177
Enniscorthy Departs from opposite the Castle. Available in English and French.
March 15th to Sept, daily 11am and 3.30pm.
Charge Adults œ2, Children œ1.
Conducted coach visits to Vinegar Hill are also available with prior arrangement.
Price œ3 per person.
Contact Ms Maura Flannery
Tel: (054) 36800
New Ross
Departs from the Kennedy Centre, North Quay.
Summer, Mon to Fri, at 2pm and 4pm.
Charge Adults œ1, Children 50p.
Tel: (051) 25028
Oulart Hill and the '98' Village.
Scene of a famous battle during the 1798 Rebellion. Panoramic views from the top of Oulart Hill, where a series of commemorative stones have been installed, one in respect of each battle site which can be seen from this elevated location.
Car Parking in the village near church.
Tours May to Sept, daily by appointment, Charge, œ2 per person.
Contact, Kathleen Hyland
Tel: (053) 36498
Wexford Town
Leaving from Westgate Heritage Centre.
July & August, Mon to Sat at 11am & 2.30pm as required.
Charge adults œ2.50, children œ1.50.
Tel: (053) 46506
Also walking tours each evening leaving from The Talbot and Whites Hotel.
Charge: No set fee.
Contact Mr. Sam Coe
Tel: (053) 41081.
Wexford Town has been specially designated by Bord Failte as a Heritage Town, in recognition of it's history with theme a "Viking Town" See also Westgate Heritage Centre under Exhibitions.
New Ross
Dunmain House17th Cent house. The guided tour visits both towers, the jail cell and restored kitchens.
Open May to Sept, Tues to Sun, 10.30am - 12.30pm, 2pm - 5.30pm
. Contact Ann Conway
Tel: (051) 562122.
Tacumshane
A Windmill first erected in 1846 and in daily use until 1936. It is one of the last intact windmills in Ireland.In private ownership. Admission charge.
Ferns
At Saint Mary's Abbey are a number of High Crosses dating from the 8th & 9th Cent, together with the broken shaft of a 12th century cross which is said to mark the final resting place of Dermot McMurraugh.
Ballygarrett
Shrule Deer Farm
(On the coast road from Courtown to Kilmuckridge)
Red & Silka Deer, other animals. Guided tours available.
Open June to Aug, daily; May & Sept, weekends only
Tel: (055) 27277
Carrickbyrne
Woodlands Honey Farm
Vidio show on the life of bees, demonstrations, tasting of honey,
Open May to Aug, daily, 2pm - 6pm
Charge œ2.50 per person
Tel: (051) 28287
Ferns
Tobergal Farm, Boolavogue,
Educational tours and children's groups.
Open daily during season 10am - 7pm .
Admission Adult œ1.50, Children œ1.
Contact Ms. Anas Heffernan
Tel: (054) 66286.
Gorey
Kia Ora Indoor Mini Farm
Wide range of native and foreign animals
Open June to Aug, daily, 10am to 6pm
Admission Adults œ2, Children œ1.
Phone (055) 21166
Young McDonald's Animal Park. Askamore
Varied selection of animals, river walk, play area, coffee shop.
Open Easter - 30th Sept, Mon-Sat 10am - 6pm, Sun 12pm - 6pm
Admission Adults œ2, Children œ1, Family œ7.
Contact Mr Paddy Byrne
Tel: (055) 26312
New Ross
Ballylane Farm
200 acre farm in rolling countryside. Enterprises include tillage, deer and pheasant, sheep and forestry. One hour tour. Beginner's orienteering course with specially prepared maps provided as part of the visit.
Open May - Sept, daily, 10am - 6pm. Open to schools & groups all year, by prior arrangement.
Admission, Adults œ2.50, Children œ1, Family œ7 .
Contact: Mr Pat Hickey
Tel: (051) 25666.
Distinctively signposted car touring routes range through coastal, scenic and always interesting countryside. Some routes have supporting guide books and other literature. Established routes include,
Bannow Drive
Coast Road Drive
Hook Peninsula Drive
Slaney Drive
Many informal performances are mounted in various towns in the County during the season. Tourist Offices will provide current details. Towns with established theatre groups include, Gorey, New Ross and Wexford.
Gorey
Gorey Theatre Hall
Gorey Little Theatre Group
Tel: (055) 21248
Wexford Town
Wexford Festival Opera, Theatre Royal
Tel: (053) 22144
At the start of this year's campaign the reigning champions in Wexford were
1st Blackwater
2nd The Harrow
3td Fethard on Sea
Enniscorthy
Enniscorty Castle, Castle Hill
. Open Mid June to Aug, Mon to Sat, 10am - 6pm, Sun 2pm - 5pm
Tel: (054) 34699
Gorey
Main Street
Open All year, Mon to Fri, 9.30 to 5.30, Apl to Sept, 9am - 6pm
May to August, also open Suns 9am - 6pm
Tel: (055) 21248
New Ross
Kennedy Centre, North Quay
Open Mid June to Aug, Mon to Sat, 10am - 6pm
Tel: (051) 21857
Rosslare Harbour Terminal Building
Open Apl to Sept, To meet all Sailings (except 6.30am)
Oct to March, restricted opening, closed Mon.
Tel: (053) 33622 Fax: (053) 33421
Rosslare Kilrane
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