Things to do in Wexford

 

Set on the amazing Hook Peninsula, the anchor of Irelands Ancient East, Hookless Holiday Homes are the perfect location to explore the very best that Ireland has to offer. Within minutes of Hook Lighthouse and Loftus Hall, they are only 2 hours from Dublin and within 1 hour of Wexford, Wa

 

Visit Blackwater Open Farm for a fun day out for the whole family. Meet the animals, play in the playground, milk Jessie the model dairy cow, ride the tractors and enjoy a bite to eat in their seasonal restaurant. - Space Net Climbing Frame - Zip Line - Model Life Size Milking Cow

 

Science Birthday Parties, After-School Clubs, Whole School Science shows and hands-on workshops, Science Easter Summer Camps in Dublin and surrounding areas. Junior Einsteins Science Club incorporates core science into fantastically fun sessions of ‘ hands-on experiments designed to

 

THEChildrens party entertainer. The puppet show which comes to your home or venue. Providing Puppet Shows for birthdays, communions, pre-schools, schools, family days, festivals, corporate events and weddings. - Face-painting - Balloons - Games - Art-parties Puppet Shows The

 

Set in the cornerstone of Irelands Ancient East, the Maldron Hotel Wexford is the perfect destination for your summer family staycation this year. This family friendly hotel in the sunny south east can accommodate up to 2 adults and 4 children with interconnecting rooms and balcony rooms a

 

Enjoy outstanding hotel accommodationand the award-winning Oceo Spa at the Seafield Hotel Spa Resort, located on the sands of Ballymoney shore. Seafield is perfectly located for exploring the many attractions of the South East and is set amidst 160 acres of glorious coastal parkland. Near

 

Talbot Suites at Stonebridge is ideally located in the heart of Wexford Town and features 69 luxury apartments, ideal for luxury holiday breaks or family stays. They offer a mixture of one, two and three-bedroom apartments over 5 floors in a town centre location with a choice of sea views

 

A star shaped fortress on an important promontory in Waterford Harbour. It was built in 1558 in the expectation of an attack on the area by the Spanish Armada. The Fort is surrounded by a 30 ft high dry moat and has one of the oldest lighthouses of its kind in Ireland. All the major buildi