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An Emigrant’s Tale Tour
Activities, Attractions, Heritage Events, Ireland's Ancient East, See & Do, What's On
How many people of Irish descent live across the globe? Too many to count, and on St Patrick’s Day, it seems everyone has a little Irish in them! Many people return to Ireland to trace their roots, to visit the homestead their ancestors left behind and to reconnect with the land. On a day out […]
The Stormin’ Normans Tour
Activities, Attractions, Heritage Events, Ireland's Ancient East, See & Do, What's On
Interested in the medieval era? This was a time of brave Knights and proud Ladies, there are literally hundreds of stories to tell. Tales of intrigue, desire, alliances and betrayal! This wonderful day tour will give you a fuller understanding of Ireland’s Medieval past while at the same time allowing you to explore a little […]
Bunclody Golf and Fishing Club
Activities, Attractions, See & Do, Sporting Events, What's On
Bunclody Golf Club and Fishing Club Bunclody Golf Course and Fishing Club is situated in 300 acres of breathtaking in former Hall-Dare Estate on the Carlow/Wexford border. Newly opened in March 2009 it is already ranked in the top 21 parkland courses in Ireland and was recently voted ‘the Best Hidden Gem in […]
Cocoa Cookhouse
Activities, Attractions, See & Do
Cocoa Cookhouse hosts ‘bean to bar’ chocolate making workshops, tastings and parties for adults and children. Located in Co. Wexford this is a unique opportunity to learn everything you ever wanted to know about cacao- the food of the gods. Explore the world of craft chocolate in a hands-on cacao ‘bean to bar’ […]
Hook Lighthouse Bus Tour
Attractions, See & Do
Wexford has so much to see and do so why not start with 3 of its best attractions. From the comfort of your mini bus we will take you to Hook Lighthouse, Dunbrody Famine Ship and subject to opening dates either Loftus Hall or Tintern Abbey. Dunbrody Famine Ship This tour takes you […]
The Norman Way
Activities, Attractions, Ireland's Ancient East, See & Do
In 1166, Diarmuid MacMurrough was ousted as King of Leinster, fled Ireland and sought help from Henry II. Henry gave Diarmuid permission to recruit mercenaries and authorised his subjects to help Diarmuid. In May 1169 the Normans first landed in Ireland at Bannow Bay in Wexford. They set about conquering Leinster and the territories over […]
Our Beaches
Attractions, Beaches, See & Do
We have over 275km of coastline in County Wexford, much of which is made up of beautiful wide-open sandy beaches and spectacular coastline. Blue Flag (Courtown, Morriscastle, Rosslare, Ballinesker, Curracloe, Ballymoney North) and Green Coast beaches (Ballymoney, Cahore, Old Bawn, Culleton’s Gap, St. Helen’s Bay, Ballyhealy, Booley Bay, Grange). If it’s surfing, kite-surfing, a sand-castle […]
Our Towns and Villages
Attractions, Heritage and Culture, See & Do
Wexford town is a lively place, where you can experience a wonderful café culture and fine dining, along with a vibrant arts and culture calendar with something for all. A visit to the famous National Opera House of Ireland is a must along with taking a walking tour to enjoy the town’s rich heritage and […]
Woodville House and Gardens
Attractions, Gardens, Heritage and Culture, Ireland's Ancient East, See & Do
Woodville House is a fine five bay, two storey over basement Georgian house dating from about 1800 situated above the river Barrow. The property was acquired by P J Roche, great grandfather of the present owner in 1876 and is now occupied by the 5th generation of Roches to live there. It is thought to […]
Wexford Lavender Farm
Attractions, Cafes & Delis, Food & Nightlife, Gardens, Nature & the Coast, See & Do
Wexford Lavender Farm is Ireland’s first dedicated, organic Lavender Farm! Located near the bustling town of Gorey in the beautiful North Wexford countryside. Relax and restore in our two acre Lavender field, resting a while to soak up the smell and sight of over 6,500 Lavender plants with butterflies and bees. Enjoy a walk through […]
Wexford Walking Tours
Activities, Attractions, Heritage and Culture, Ireland's Ancient East, See & Do
A historical and anecdotal tour of Wexford Town daily Monday to Saturday inclusive, from 01 April to 31 September. Tours depart from Wexford Tourist Office on Crescent Quay at 16;30 Cost €7 per person, duration; 45-60mins “History happened in all weathers and so do our tours”
The Woodturning Studio
Attractions, See & Do, Shopping
Robert O`Connor is regarded as one of the finest woodturners in Ireland, he works with wood and offers a range of items from functional pieces to gallery pieces. He also offers commissioned pieces for individuals and corporate, Robert has his work for sale at his studio in Gorey which is home to his handcrafted gifts. […]