Cruinniú na nÓg – A day of youthful creativity
Cruinniú na nÓg happens this Saturday, June 23rd, and it is a national day of creativity and in Co. Wexford […]
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Council repair works at Wexford Quays
It isn’t going down well on social media with locals who have a passion for the “old woodenworks” but times
Wexford 2 million euro Lotto Jackpot Win
Kilmore Quay Mace Burrows Store 2 million Lotto win in 2 million Lotto jackpot on Saturday 16th June The National Lottery has
Battle events weekend commemorate 1798 Rebellion
A weekend of battle re-enactments to commemorate the 220th anniversary of the 1798 Rebellion commenced in Enniscorthy’s Market Square this
Wexford’s martime history fills pages of new book
A maritime history of Wexford compiled by Ernie Shepherd and entitled ‘Wexford Harbour Commissioners – A History 1794-2010’ was launched
Carne beach proudly hoists its first Blue Flag
Carne beach is proudly flying its first Blue Flag this year and the community came out to hoist the coveted
Ambassador heralds new ties for Australia and Wexford
A historic visit by the Australian Ambassador to Wexford heralds the start of new ties with the county, according to
Wexford to get €34,988 Ancient East funding
Wexford is to receive €34,988 as part of Ireland’s Ancient East Grant Scheme, according to Fine Gael’s Minister Michael D’Arcy,
Wexford beaches flying the flags for high quality
Wexford’s beaches are performing to the highest standards and were recognised with nine Blue Flags and eight Green Coast Flags
Vinegar Hill at centre of Enniscorthy Archaeological 3-Day Conference
By Dan Walsh. Famed Vinegar Hill has been the subject of archaeological, historical and geographical discoveries from four years of