From left to right: The Wexford Opera Festival, Hook Head Lighthouse, Dunbrody Historic Emigrant Ship, Kilmokea Gardens
From the sun-warmed beaches and pretty coastal villages of Courtown, Curracloe and Duncannon to the tranquil beauty of the John F Kennedy Arboretum, Wexford flows along on a chilled-out vibe.
There’s nothing too hurried, nothing too hectic in this laid-back corner of Ireland’s sunny south east, but instead the county is blessed with lots of cosy picturesque villages, a wide range of birdlife, fascinating castles, abbeys and country houses and, of course, the oldest operational lighthouse in the world at Hook Head.
06 Mar 2010 - 06 Mar 2010
During 2010, Enniscorthy Town Council plans to mark the 1,500th anniversary of the existence of Enniscorthy since it was founded...
25 Jun 2010 - 27 Jun 2010
The Strawberry Festival . Expect music, theatre, street entertainment, markets and many of the events traditionally associated...
The Official Website of South East Ireland
Wexford Tourism website
Midweek Break. 2 Nights Bed & Full Irish Breakfast with dinner on an evening of your choice.
Hook Lighthouse in County Wexford is the oldest operational lighthouse in the world. Legend has it that Dubhan, a 6th-century Welsh monk, established the first light on Hook Head after being dismayed at discovering the shipwrecked bodies of sailors on the rocks below.
