Visitor attractions and information - Wexford
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Wexford Wildlife Reserve. Wexford is widely
known as the best county in Ireland for bird watching. This well-equipped
visitor centre has many exhibitions and an informative audio-visual
show. The park is sign posted just outside Wexford town on the
R741 between Ferrybank and Castlebridge. About 3 miles north of Wexford. |
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Yola
Farmstead Folk Park, Tagoat, Rosslare, Co. Wexford. This 18th
century themed farmstead is located between Wexford town and
Rosslare Europort. Featuring a restored farm house, forge, school
house, working mill, thatched cottage, mini-farm, play area,
aviary and craft shop. About
7 miles south of Wexford. |
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Wexford County Museum, Castle Hill, Enniscorthy,
Co. Wexford. A 13th-century Norman castle, built by the Prendergast
family, and opened to the public in 1962. The museum houses artefacts
from all walks of early Wexford and Irish community life; military,
maritime, agricultural and ecclesiastical. About 9 miles north of Wexford. |
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Johnstown
Castle Gardens - The 19th-century mansion is closed to the public
but visitors can explore the 50 acres of grounds containing over
200 different varieties of trees and shrubs, ornamental lakes
with wildfowl, and walled gardens and hothouses. The ruins of
Rathlannon Castle. About
3 miles from Wexford. |
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