Local Attractions Wexford
Ferrycarrig, Wexford.
One visit and 9,000 years of Irish history in a facinating setting of woodland, riverbank and native Irish dwellings. Discover how the Celtic, Norman and Viking settlers left their mark on the country side and Irish people you meet everyday.
Hook Head, Fethard-on-Sea, Co. Wexford.
Visit the oldest operational lighthouse in the world. Discover the wonders of the medieval tower of Hook; hear the legends of Dubhán, the 6th century Welsh monk who is reputed to have established the first light on Hook Head. Wild and elemental; tranquil and scenic, enjoy the facilities in the former keepers house, which includes a first class cafe and craft shop.
Saltmills, Co. Wexford.
Named after Tintern in Wales, this is a Cistercian Abbey, founded by William the Earl of Marshall. It dates back to c.1200 and visitors can see the remains of the nave, chancel, tower, chapel and cloister. Guided tours are available on request. Many beautiful walkways and paths surround the abbey.
Johnstown, Wexford.
Once owned by the Grogan family who were the biggest untitled landowners in Ireland. It was donated to the state after the death of the last resident Lady M. Fitzgerald in 1942 on condition that it be used for agricultural education and research. The castle itself, a gothic revival style mansion is not open to the public but the wonderful 50 acre gardens are. Also in the grounds is the Irish Agricultural Museum.
Rosslare Strand, Wexford.
These 18 hole, Par 72 and 12 hole, Par 35 courses provide an excellent test of golf on a championship links beside the Irish Sea. A point of interest, the 9 hole links was designed by Christy O'Connor jnr.
St. Helen's Bay Golf & Country Club
Kilrane, Rosslare Harbour, Co. Wexford.
This 18 hole, Par 72 is both a parkland and links course. Enjoy an amazing panorama of coast and rural landscape, overlooking Tuskar lighthouse.
Mulgannon, Wexford.
8 hole, Par 72 parkland course. Surrounded by amazing views of Wexford Town, the Saltee Islands and Wexford Harbour, you won't be disappointed!
New Ross, Co. Wexford.
Enjoy the many self guided trails, 252 species of trees and shrubs, hedges, wildlife, lake, play and picnic area and tea room. An audio visual presentation outlines the features of the centre.
Dunbrody Famine Ship Experience
New Ross, Co. Wexford.
Only a 20 minute drive from Wexford Town. This is an authentic replica of the Three Masted Barque built in Quebec in 1845. This accurate and full scale reproduction of a 19th century famine ship provides the visitor with a unique experience from a period in history which shaped modern day America and Ireland.
Drinagh, Co. Wexford.
Leisure Max is Wexford's biggest indoor and outdoor family entertainment centre with lots to do for all the family.
Outdoor activities:- Zipline, Climbing Wall, Abseiling, All Aboard, Abseiling.
Indoor activities:- Ten Pin Bowling, Indoor Adventure Playground, Body Zorbing, Hover Archery, Footy Pool, Sumo/Gladiator, Bungee Run, Pillow Basher, Five a Side Soccer Pitch.
We also have an American Style Diner with an extensive menu. Our staff are friendly and fun so why not come and visit us for an enjoyable afternoon or evening for entertainment for all age groups.
