Cistín Eile was a traditional Irish restaurant that was situated at 80 South Main Street in Wexford town. It was opened by Wexford Chef Warren Gillen in 2010. In September 2022, the popular restaurant ...

Jean Depot was a relatively short-lived store that was situated at 2 South Main Street in Wexford. It opened in 2014. Judging by its social media profiles, it closed two years later, in 2016.

Thomas Moore Tavern was a popular bar and restaurant that was situated in the Cornmarket area of Wexford town, beside Permanent TSB. One of the town’s oldest pubs, it was named after the Irish writer ...

Shoe Zone was situated at 1 South Main Street in Wexford town, near the corner of Anne Street. The store, which had been there since the mid-2000s, closed in 2020. The UK-based retailer decided to ...

In August 2021, Declan and Mary Roche leased the premises and opened a new “spin-off” shop called An Boker Nua (the new Boker), which was a nod to its original name. Unfortunately, the odds were ...

It closed its doors at the end of 2014. Afterwards, the building became home to an Asian street food restaurant called Ramen. Chocolate was my go-to choice to watch football games. On the 14th of ...

Unfortunately, the new chipper didn’t last very long. Activity on its Facebook page indicates that it shut down at some point in 2022. Rita and Pio Veccio established the diner in 1995. However, they ...

The Irish National Heritage Park is an open history museum that is situated in the Ferrycarrig, County Wexford. The park is hugely popular amongst tourists, schools and history lovers, as it contains ...

A collection of Wexford t-shirts that are available to buy online from Spreadshirt.ie. Note that Spreadshirt includes both VAT and the delivery price in the total price. Some of these products may ...

Ardcavan Beach. A small and stony beach that offers a great view of Wexford Harbour. Situated in Ardcavan, which is close to Wexford Town. Accessible via the road that leads to the Wexford Wildlife ...

On Friday, the 10th of July, 1931, a 65-year-old woman called Elizabeth Reck was savagely beaten to death near her home in Castlebridge, County Wexford. Ms Reck, who was unmarried, lived with her ...