Courtown residents set to reject a load of bollards!
Many local residents and businesses are unhappy at the proposal that Cllr Malcolm Byrne brought to the Gorey Municipal District Council meeting where it was…
Tourism
Myths and legends celebrated at Bunclody Festival
The summer festivals around Co. Wexford are continuing with lots of music, entertainment, attractions and other novel events, and this weekend the focus is on…
“Huge boost to the county”; Cathaoirleach Sheehan
Cllr Michael Sheehan, Cathaoirleach of Wexford County Council, felt a great sense of pride as he welcomed the opening of the long anticipated M11 Gorey…
Norman Knights return to Enniscorthy Castle
Enniscorthy’s Norman castle was built in the 12th century by Philip de Prendergast and it was the perfect venue to launch forthcoming events marking the…
New water supply upgrade for Ferns Main Street
Irish Water, working in partnership with Wexford County Council, is replacing ageing water mains in Main Street, Ferns, to provide a more reliable water supply,…
RTE Nationwide to explore Norman Wexford
The RTE Nationwide team with presenter Anne Cassin traversed Wexford to uncover the stories and events of ‘The Normans Are Here’ the year-long programme across…
Crowds packing Wexford Quays for maritime festival
Thousands of mainly family groups were basking in the blistering sunshine along Wexford’s quays today and taking in the delights of the first day of…
Extended opening hours at Hook Lighthouse
Due to popular demand the world’s oldest operational lighthouse ‘Hook Lighthouse’ is announcing late opening for the summer season. Hook has just been awarded the…
At Vinegar Hill as the sun was setting!
The Longest Day – June 21st and the 221st anniversary of the battle of Vinegar Hill and the setting sun sent its long shadow across…
Symposium to celebrate 250 years of Monksgrange
250 years and ten generations and now it is time to celebrate the 250th anniversary of the building of Monksgrange House by Goddard Richards, to…