Matt's guidebook
Sightseeing
A selection of local tourist attractions within easy distance.
Explore the oldest operational lighthouse in the world. Voted one of Ireland’s favourite attractions, Hook Lighthouse in Wexford is truly one of a kind.
Purpose built 800 years ago by Knight William Marshal, take a step back in time and enjoy a guided tour hearing tales of medieval times and life as a light keeper.
Take in the spectacular view from the balcony with miles of sea rolling out before you. Enjoy the visitor centre with gift shop, art workshop, exhibits and café. Guided tours are on offer 7 days a week sharing with visitors one of the greatest experiences on Ireland’s Ancient East.
Eircode: Y34 KD93
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Hook Lighthouse
Explore the oldest operational lighthouse in the world. Voted one of Ireland’s favourite attractions, Hook Lighthouse in Wexford is truly one of a kind.
Purpose built 800 years ago by Knight William Marshal, take a step back in time and enjoy a guided tour hearing tales of medieval times and life as a light keeper.
Take in the spectacular view from the balcony with miles of sea rolling out before you. Enjoy the visitor centre with gift shop, art workshop, exhibits and café. Guided tours are on offer 7 days a week sharing with visitors one of the greatest experiences on Ireland’s Ancient East.
Eircode: Y34 KD93
Loftus Hall is a large country house on the Hook Peninsula.
Built on the site of the original Redmond Hall, it is said by locals to have been haunted by the devil and the ghost of a young woman, and is considered one of Ireland's most haunted houses.
They offer regular guided tours of the property and seasonal events, with people travelling from all over the world to take part in paranormal investigations following Ghost Adventures with Zak Bagans, Aaron Goodwin and Nick Groff.
Eircode: Y34 YC93
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Loftus Hall is a large country house on the Hook Peninsula.
Built on the site of the original Redmond Hall, it is said by locals to have been haunted by the devil and the ghost of a young woman, and is considered one of Ireland's most haunted houses.
They offer regular guided tours of the property and seasonal events, with people travelling from all over the world to take part in paranormal investigations following Ghost Adventures with Zak Bagans, Aaron Goodwin and Nick Groff.
Eircode: Y34 YC93
With the historic Abbey, the Tea Rooms and Craft Shop for those wishing to relax, as well as the Maze/Pitch & Putt for the more actively minded, this location has proved extremely popular with visitors of all ages.
Set in a rural area the Visitor Centre has an atmosphere of tranquility and is safe for families with children.
Eircode: Y34 YX74
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Dunbrody Abbey Visitor centre
With the historic Abbey, the Tea Rooms and Craft Shop for those wishing to relax, as well as the Maze/Pitch & Putt for the more actively minded, this location has proved extremely popular with visitors of all ages.
Set in a rural area the Visitor Centre has an atmosphere of tranquility and is safe for families with children.
Eircode: Y34 YX74
Dedicated to the memory of John Fitzgerald Kennedy, President of the United States from 1960 to 1963, the Arboretum is a plant collection of international standing. It covers 252 hectares (623 acres) on the southern slopes and summit of Slieve Coilte. It contains 4,500 types of trees and shrubs from all temperate regions of the world.
A road provides access to the summit at 271m from which there are panoramic views.
A Visitor Centre houses exhibitions and audio visual shows, with regular guided walking tours. There is ample access for people with disabilities.
Eircode: Y34 KA48
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Dedicated to the memory of John Fitzgerald Kennedy, President of the United States from 1960 to 1963, the Arboretum is a plant collection of international standing. It covers 252 hectares (623 acres) on the southern slopes and summit of Slieve Coilte. It contains 4,500 types of trees and shrubs from all temperate regions of the world.
A road provides access to the summit at 271m from which there are panoramic views.
A Visitor Centre houses exhibitions and audio visual shows, with regular guided walking tours. There is ample access for people with disabilities.
Eircode: Y34 KA48
Tintern Abbey was founded by William Marshal c. 1200. Known as the Greatest Knight, Marshals impact is visible all across the south-east. From the Colclough Library the visitor has a wonderful view across Bannow Bay.
The Abbey was founded for the Cistercian order and the monks lived and worked there for centuries. After the dissolution of the religious houses the Abbey came into the possession of the Colclough family.
Knights, monks and scoundrels, law makers, law breakers and custodians, Tintern Abbey had them all.
Eircode: Y34 KR64
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Tintern Abbey was founded by William Marshal c. 1200. Known as the Greatest Knight, Marshals impact is visible all across the south-east. From the Colclough Library the visitor has a wonderful view across Bannow Bay.
The Abbey was founded for the Cistercian order and the monks lived and worked there for centuries. After the dissolution of the religious houses the Abbey came into the possession of the Colclough family.
Knights, monks and scoundrels, law makers, law breakers and custodians, Tintern Abbey had them all.
Eircode: Y34 KR64
The Passage East Ferry Company Ltd operates a continuous Car Ferry Service across the River Suir linking the villages of Ballyhack in Wexford and Passage East in Waterford. Their ferry is a very important link for Tourism and Business operators as well being very popular as part of a day trip itinerary for many people on both Waterford & Wexford sides of the Suir estuary. The Service operates every day with the exception of 25 & 26 December.
Eircode: Y34 A316
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Passage East Ferry station
The Passage East Ferry Company Ltd operates a continuous Car Ferry Service across the River Suir linking the villages of Ballyhack in Wexford and Passage East in Waterford. Their ferry is a very important link for Tourism and Business operators as well being very popular as part of a day trip itinerary for many people on both Waterford & Wexford sides of the Suir estuary. The Service operates every day with the exception of 25 & 26 December.
Eircode: Y34 A316
The Irish National Heritage Park is an open-air museum near Wexford which tells the story of human settlement in Ireland from the Mesolithic period right up to the Norman Invasion in 1169.
It has 16 reconstructed dwellings including a Mesolithic camp, a neolithic farmstead, a portal dolmen, a cyst grave, stone circle, medieval ringfort, monastic site, crannóg and a Viking harbour.
The park offers guided tours led by costumed guides, have audio guides available or self guiding options. The Trials of Tuan are a set of fun activities throughout the park for children to enjoy culminating in panning for gold.
Eircode: Y35 X313
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حديقة التراث الوطني الإيرلندية
The Irish National Heritage Park is an open-air museum near Wexford which tells the story of human settlement in Ireland from the Mesolithic period right up to the Norman Invasion in 1169.
It has 16 reconstructed dwellings including a Mesolithic camp, a neolithic farmstead, a portal dolmen, a cyst grave, stone circle, medieval ringfort, monastic site, crannóg and a Viking harbour.
The park offers guided tours led by costumed guides, have audio guides available or self guiding options. The Trials of Tuan are a set of fun activities throughout the park for children to enjoy culminating in panning for gold.
Eircode: Y35 X313
Duncannon Fort is an impressive presentation of a bastioned fortress perched on the side of the stunning Hook Peninsula, County Wexford, part of Ireland’s Ancient East.
This historic structure has gathered countless intriguing and awe inspiring stories over its 450 year history and holds one of the best vantage points to take in the beautiful Waterford Estuary from. Guided tours available.
This fort was featured in a remake of the movie "The Count of Monte Cristo".
Eircode: Y34 CF62
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Duncannon Fort
Duncannon Fort is an impressive presentation of a bastioned fortress perched on the side of the stunning Hook Peninsula, County Wexford, part of Ireland’s Ancient East.
This historic structure has gathered countless intriguing and awe inspiring stories over its 450 year history and holds one of the best vantage points to take in the beautiful Waterford Estuary from. Guided tours available.
This fort was featured in a remake of the movie "The Count of Monte Cristo".
Eircode: Y34 CF62
Kevin L. Ffrench decorated his cottage above the beach of Cullenstown in filigree with shells for over 30 years. He received the Scallops from fishermen from neighbouring Kilmore Quay and the Razor fish shells come from Rosslare. He collected all the other shells for his work of art on the beaches right in front of his door. Local children are convinced that a mermaid lives here.
Eircode: Y35 EH61
The Shell Cottage
Kevin L. Ffrench decorated his cottage above the beach of Cullenstown in filigree with shells for over 30 years. He received the Scallops from fishermen from neighbouring Kilmore Quay and the Razor fish shells come from Rosslare. He collected all the other shells for his work of art on the beaches right in front of his door. Local children are convinced that a mermaid lives here.
Eircode: Y35 EH61
The Kennedy Homestead, birthplace of President John F. Kennedy’s great-grandfather Patrick Kennedy, celebrates the story of five generations of the Kennedy dynasty and is still today farmed by his descendants.
The Kennedy Homestead, a unique cultural museum is dedicated to “the Kennedys who went away and the Kennedys who stayed behind” and plays a vital part in the continued preservation of the Kennedy legacy in Ireland.
Eircode: Y34 KW31
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The Kennedy Homestead
The Kennedy Homestead, birthplace of President John F. Kennedy’s great-grandfather Patrick Kennedy, celebrates the story of five generations of the Kennedy dynasty and is still today farmed by his descendants.
The Kennedy Homestead, a unique cultural museum is dedicated to “the Kennedys who went away and the Kennedys who stayed behind” and plays a vital part in the continued preservation of the Kennedy legacy in Ireland.
Eircode: Y34 KW31
The King of the Vikings Virtual Reality Experience is the first of it's kind in the world. The adventure takes place in a reconstructed viking house and seamlessly blends cutting edge technology with ancient viking house building techniques. Each experience lasts approx 30 minutes.
Eircode: X91 A0PF
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King of the Vikings
10 Bailey's New StThe King of the Vikings Virtual Reality Experience is the first of it's kind in the world. The adventure takes place in a reconstructed viking house and seamlessly blends cutting edge technology with ancient viking house building techniques. Each experience lasts approx 30 minutes.
Eircode: X91 A0PF
Food scene
Great atmosphere, combined with the best of live music each weekend and a FREE courtesy bus runs every Saturday night to get you home safe & sound. A comfortable and friendly local pub in the village of Ramsgrange.
Family friendly beer garden with children’s play area.
Eircode: Y34 A028
The Sportsman's Inn
Great atmosphere, combined with the best of live music each weekend and a FREE courtesy bus runs every Saturday night to get you home safe & sound. A comfortable and friendly local pub in the village of Ramsgrange.
Family friendly beer garden with children’s play area.
Eircode: Y34 A028
The award-winning restaurant The Harvest Room is less of a hotel dining room and much more of a stylish, atmospheric restaurant, and is owned by celebrity chef Kevin Dundon.
Dundons’ Champagne Seafood Bar offers a fantastic alternative to the main restaurant. Informal dining with a menu that offers some ingenious modern twists on traditional dishes are the order of the day here.
And finally, "The Local" bar in the courtyard of Dunbrody House is a charming, converted farm-building into a traditional Irish Pub. They serve great grub at great prices, live music & fabulous atmosphere. All welcome First-Come, First-Served, no advance bookings, with a Safe-home shuttle service.
Eircode: Y34 R597
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Dunbrody Country House Hotel
R733The award-winning restaurant The Harvest Room is less of a hotel dining room and much more of a stylish, atmospheric restaurant, and is owned by celebrity chef Kevin Dundon.
Dundons’ Champagne Seafood Bar offers a fantastic alternative to the main restaurant. Informal dining with a menu that offers some ingenious modern twists on traditional dishes are the order of the day here.
And finally, "The Local" bar in the courtyard of Dunbrody House is a charming, converted farm-building into a traditional Irish Pub. They serve great grub at great prices, live music & fabulous atmosphere. All welcome First-Come, First-Served, no advance bookings, with a Safe-home shuttle service.
Eircode: Y34 R597
This is a recently renovated, stylish gastro pub in the heart of Duncannon village with fantastic sea views.
They offer the best in fresh local seafood and classic pub dishes combined with lovely wines, craft beers and a full bar selection.
Eircode: Y34 Y297
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The Strand Tavern
Main StreetThis is a recently renovated, stylish gastro pub in the heart of Duncannon village with fantastic sea views.
They offer the best in fresh local seafood and classic pub dishes combined with lovely wines, craft beers and a full bar selection.
Eircode: Y34 Y297
Families are welcome, children’s menus and high chairs are available. They serve food from early morning until late into the evening.
Eircode: Y35 TW08
Horse and Hound Hotel
Families are welcome, children’s menus and high chairs are available. They serve food from early morning until late into the evening.
Eircode: Y35 TW08
Dont be decieved by the plain appearance, this is the best take-away in the area. The shop was built back in 1951 and has been run by the Coppola family since 1972, they are members of ITICA, Irish Traditional Italian Chippers Association. Smoked Cod & Chips has to be tasted to be believed.
www.penguintakeaway.ie
Eircode: Y34 KF83
Penguin Take Away
Charles StreetDont be decieved by the plain appearance, this is the best take-away in the area. The shop was built back in 1951 and has been run by the Coppola family since 1972, they are members of ITICA, Irish Traditional Italian Chippers Association. Smoked Cod & Chips has to be tasted to be believed.
www.penguintakeaway.ie
Eircode: Y34 KF83
This small restaurant and guest accommodation is holder of a prestigious Michelin Bib Gourmand since 2007, two AA Rosettes for food since 2016, 4 AA Diamonds for the guest rooms 2020 and has won many Food and Wine Magazine awards and Sunday Independant Life Magazine awards to mention but a few. Daily changing menus, local and home-grown produce, excellent value for money make this restaurant widely regarded among the best in the country.
Booking is Essential.
Eircode: Y34 W650
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Aldridge Lodge
This small restaurant and guest accommodation is holder of a prestigious Michelin Bib Gourmand since 2007, two AA Rosettes for food since 2016, 4 AA Diamonds for the guest rooms 2020 and has won many Food and Wine Magazine awards and Sunday Independant Life Magazine awards to mention but a few. Daily changing menus, local and home-grown produce, excellent value for money make this restaurant widely regarded among the best in the country.
Booking is Essential.
Eircode: Y34 W650
The Library Bar here offers an excellent Bar Menu and Kid's Menu. Meals and snacks are available throughout the day to cater for all tastes. Entertainment from the best local performers is on offer every Friday and Saturday night.
Step into the Library Room and step back in time, with the original exposed wooden floor, dramatic high ceilings, and period bay windows, this room is the ideal place to sit back and relax. The open log fire is always crackling during the winter.
Eircode: Y34 KR62
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Brandon House Hotel & Solas Croí Spa
SouthknockThe Library Bar here offers an excellent Bar Menu and Kid's Menu. Meals and snacks are available throughout the day to cater for all tastes. Entertainment from the best local performers is on offer every Friday and Saturday night.
Step into the Library Room and step back in time, with the original exposed wooden floor, dramatic high ceilings, and period bay windows, this room is the ideal place to sit back and relax. The open log fire is always crackling during the winter.
Eircode: Y34 KR62
Beaches
Duncannon Beach is a designated bathing area of approximately a mile long. There are great views from the beach of Hook Head and across the river the Waterford coast line. Just a short stroll from the beach is Duncannon Fort. There is parking on the waters edge with reserved disabled parking available too. There are also male and female toilets open all year round.
Eircode: Y34 VR80
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Duncannon Beach
Beach ViewDuncannon Beach is a designated bathing area of approximately a mile long. There are great views from the beach of Hook Head and across the river the Waterford coast line. Just a short stroll from the beach is Duncannon Fort. There is parking on the waters edge with reserved disabled parking available too. There are also male and female toilets open all year round.
Eircode: Y34 VR80
Booley Bay beach is one of Wexford’s hidden gems and is considered a very secluded beach on the Duncannon to Hook Head road.
The beach is nestled in a gorgeous sheltered bay with gorgeous, golden sweeping sand. Booley Bay Beach has received the Green Coast Awards 2017 for cleanliness.
Eircode: Y34 XD80
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Booley Bay
Booley Bay beach is one of Wexford’s hidden gems and is considered a very secluded beach on the Duncannon to Hook Head road.
The beach is nestled in a gorgeous sheltered bay with gorgeous, golden sweeping sand. Booley Bay Beach has received the Green Coast Awards 2017 for cleanliness.
Eircode: Y34 XD80
In the summer of 1765 the ship the ‘Earl of Sandwich’ set sail on a trip from London to Santa Cruz to the Canary Islands before returning home. It was at this last stop that they took on board cargo of Madeira, silk, cochineal, Spanish Dollars, jewels and a small quantity of gold dust, as well as some passengers Captain Glass his wife and daughter and their servant boy.
Seeing the treasure coming on board Gidley, St Quintin, Zekerman and McKinlie conspired to murder the Captain and steal the treasure. On Saturday 30th November during the night, while the ship was in the English Channel, they took over the ship disposing of the others on board overboard except the two cabin boys. They then turned the ship around and headed for the Irish Coast.
On arrival into Waterford harbour they took the ships boat and scuttled the ship. They rowed up the river, about two miles south of Duncannon Fort, and landed on a beach where they buried most of the treasure under the sand. Continuing up the river the landed four miles south of New Ross. They lost a substantial sum of the gold when it was stolen in an alehouse and exchanged a similar amount for pistols, horses and guides before making their way to Dublin.
Suspicions were raised that these men were spending a lot of money when a richly laden ship had been washed ashore without a soul on board. With these suspicions, officials were dispatched to apprehend the suspects. On receiving information that there were 250 bags of gold buried somewhere on the shore of the estuary the magistrate of New Ross dispatched two officials to, with the aid of the troops in Duncannon Fort, search the shoreline. On the second day of searching they found the treasure buried on the beach that since then has been known as Dollar Bay.
As for what happened to the four men? They were executed on the 3rd of March 1766 for the murder of the crew and passengers as well as robbing the ship.
Eircode: Y34 VW13
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Dollar Bay , Co.Wexford
In the summer of 1765 the ship the ‘Earl of Sandwich’ set sail on a trip from London to Santa Cruz to the Canary Islands before returning home. It was at this last stop that they took on board cargo of Madeira, silk, cochineal, Spanish Dollars, jewels and a small quantity of gold dust, as well as some passengers Captain Glass his wife and daughter and their servant boy.
Seeing the treasure coming on board Gidley, St Quintin, Zekerman and McKinlie conspired to murder the Captain and steal the treasure. On Saturday 30th November during the night, while the ship was in the English Channel, they took over the ship disposing of the others on board overboard except the two cabin boys. They then turned the ship around and headed for the Irish Coast.
On arrival into Waterford harbour they took the ships boat and scuttled the ship. They rowed up the river, about two miles south of Duncannon Fort, and landed on a beach where they buried most of the treasure under the sand. Continuing up the river the landed four miles south of New Ross. They lost a substantial sum of the gold when it was stolen in an alehouse and exchanged a similar amount for pistols, horses and guides before making their way to Dublin.
Suspicions were raised that these men were spending a lot of money when a richly laden ship had been washed ashore without a soul on board. With these suspicions, officials were dispatched to apprehend the suspects. On receiving information that there were 250 bags of gold buried somewhere on the shore of the estuary the magistrate of New Ross dispatched two officials to, with the aid of the troops in Duncannon Fort, search the shoreline. On the second day of searching they found the treasure buried on the beach that since then has been known as Dollar Bay.
As for what happened to the four men? They were executed on the 3rd of March 1766 for the murder of the crew and passengers as well as robbing the ship.
Eircode: Y34 VW13
Lovely secluded and sheltered sandy beach on the eastern side of the Hook Peninsula near Fethard Village.
The beach here is protected from the prevailing winds by low cliffs behind. The water in the bay is usually calm making it suitable for swimming, although care must be taken as there are no lifeguards and this is a quiet beach.
At the southern end of the beach is Baginbun Head upon which stands a 19th century Martello tower.
Eircode: Y34 XW94
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Baginbun Beach
Lovely secluded and sheltered sandy beach on the eastern side of the Hook Peninsula near Fethard Village.
The beach here is protected from the prevailing winds by low cliffs behind. The water in the bay is usually calm making it suitable for swimming, although care must be taken as there are no lifeguards and this is a quiet beach.
At the southern end of the beach is Baginbun Head upon which stands a 19th century Martello tower.
Eircode: Y34 XW94
Carnivan Beach is a long sandy beach with rock pools at low tide.
It is a popular surfing spot with a surf school at the beach that provide lessons and equipment hire.
Eircode: Y34 KP57
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Carnivan Bay
Carnivan Beach is a long sandy beach with rock pools at low tide.
It is a popular surfing spot with a surf school at the beach that provide lessons and equipment hire.
Eircode: Y34 KP57
Recently awarded the Green Coast Award, which is given to beaches which may be less developed and less populated than Blue Flag beaches but which nevertheless have excellent water quality.
Cullenstown Strand is one of Wexford’s many award winning beaches located on the East Coast near the small village of Cullenstown. The beach is a short 5 minute drive from Bannow, where the Normans landed back in 1169 at Bannow Bay.
Eircode: Y35 EH61
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Cullenstown Beach
Recently awarded the Green Coast Award, which is given to beaches which may be less developed and less populated than Blue Flag beaches but which nevertheless have excellent water quality.
Cullenstown Strand is one of Wexford’s many award winning beaches located on the East Coast near the small village of Cullenstown. The beach is a short 5 minute drive from Bannow, where the Normans landed back in 1169 at Bannow Bay.
Eircode: Y35 EH61
Grange Beach is a sandy beach located in Fethard, County Wexford which merges into Banna Beach during low tide.
As a result of the beach not being well sheltered from the wind, it is the prime location for many water sports like surfing and wind surfing.
Grange Beach has received the Green Coast Award for 2017.
Eircode: Y34 NR74
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Grange Beach
14 Grange CtGrange Beach is a sandy beach located in Fethard, County Wexford which merges into Banna Beach during low tide.
As a result of the beach not being well sheltered from the wind, it is the prime location for many water sports like surfing and wind surfing.
Grange Beach has received the Green Coast Award for 2017.
Eircode: Y34 NR74
Lawlors and Councillors strands are located in the heart of the village of Dunmore East, which is located just 16km from Waterford City. Dunmore East is a beautifully charming fishing and seaside resort, famous for its prominent red sandstone cliffs. Dunmore East offers a variety of activities including golfing, fishing, cliff walking and water sports.
Eircode: X91 E295
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Dunmore East
Lawlors and Councillors strands are located in the heart of the village of Dunmore East, which is located just 16km from Waterford City. Dunmore East is a beautifully charming fishing and seaside resort, famous for its prominent red sandstone cliffs. Dunmore East offers a variety of activities including golfing, fishing, cliff walking and water sports.
Eircode: X91 E295
Activities & things to do
Tramore Amusement & Leisure Park is located 7 miles from Waterford City, situated beside a picturesque blue flag beach.
The amusement park has been running for generations and provides a safe, secure and fun environment for everyone who comes through the gates. They have regular visits from special guests like Mickey and Minnie Mouse and Barney and friends. Free face-painting is also a regular occurrence in the park.
Eircode: X91 DD73
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Tramore Amusement & Leisure Park is located 7 miles from Waterford City, situated beside a picturesque blue flag beach.
The amusement park has been running for generations and provides a safe, secure and fun environment for everyone who comes through the gates. They have regular visits from special guests like Mickey and Minnie Mouse and Barney and friends. Free face-painting is also a regular occurrence in the park.
Eircode: X91 DD73
Established in 1905 New Ross Golf Club is a mature parkland golf course situated between the scenic Barrow and Nore valleys with the magnificent Brandon and Blackstairs mountains providing the backdrop.
New Ross is one of the driest golf courses in South East Ireland, rarely closed due to bad weather and therefore can be enjoyed throughout the year. The Par 70/73 golf course provides a great test for all abilities, with tree lined fairways and superbly contoured greens complemented by a number of water hazards.
Eircode: Y34 K293
New Ross Golf Club
Established in 1905 New Ross Golf Club is a mature parkland golf course situated between the scenic Barrow and Nore valleys with the magnificent Brandon and Blackstairs mountains providing the backdrop.
New Ross is one of the driest golf courses in South East Ireland, rarely closed due to bad weather and therefore can be enjoyed throughout the year. The Par 70/73 golf course provides a great test for all abilities, with tree lined fairways and superbly contoured greens complemented by a number of water hazards.
Eircode: Y34 K293