Wexford

County Wexford offers cosy coastal villages, sunny seashores with numerous and well presented beaches which are tranquil and inviting such as Courtown, Curracloe, Duncannon and Rosslare. Famous for the range and extent of bird life, it also features bird watch reserves, the most significant being that of North Slob, Wexford Wildfowl Reserve.

Visitors can even turn back the clock and explore the county's unique history, culture and heritage attractions through its open air museum of ramparts and castles, abbeys, manor houses and one of the oldest operational lighthouses in the world, the Hook Lighthouse.

Gardens lovers will thoroughly enjoy the very famous John F. Kennedy Park and Arboretum celebrating the connection US President Kennedy has with the town of New Ross where you will also find Ireland's newest attraction, the Dunbrody Heritage Ship which is an accurate, full size, ocean-going recreation of the actual timber-built ship which played a leading part in 19th century emigration to the USA.

So come relax and enjoy the many attractions awaiting you in Wexford and let our famous hospitality wash up over you like a wave. You’ll be among friends here.

Attractions

• Ancestral Home of J. F. Kennedy
• Ballyhack Castle
• Dunbrody Famine Ship
• Duncannon Fort
• Hook Lighthouse Visitor Centre
• John F. Kennedy Arboretum
• Wexford Wildfowl Reserve

Towns & Villages

• Ballyhack
• Bunclody
• Courtown
• Curracloe
• Duncannon
• Enniscorthy
• Ferns
• Fethard-On-Sea
• Gorey
• Hook Head
• Kilmore Quay
• New Ross
• Rosslare
• Wexford Town

More About Wexford

• Top Historical Attractions Wexford
• Outdoor Activities in County Wexford
• Rosslare – A Top Holiday Destination in Ireland
• 10 Interesting Facts About Wexford
• Rosslare Europort – Gateway to Ireland’s South East

Wexford Map