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Visit us for a fun day out for the whole family, meet the animals, play in the playground, ride the tractors and enjoy a bite to eat at the cafe

Types of animals they have:
Llamas Miniature Horses Horses Pigs Vietnamese Pot Bellied Pigs Donkeys Rabbits Aviary of Birds Fowl of many varieties Ornamental Fowl Jacobs Sheep Soy Sheep
Goats Pigmy Goats Kerry Cows Belted Gallay Cows Dexter Cows and many more...

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Minister of Tourism Mr Martin Cullen officially opened treacys Hotel 4th December 2008 please click on the link to view his speech.

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Enniscorthy Town is a vibrant town located on the banks of the Slaney River, you will find lots of the largest dunne stores in the South east, Lots of Boutiques, shoe shops, antique shops, craft shop,hairdressers, and Beauty Salons.

There are numbers pubs in the town to entertain you from small tavern pubs with live music to modern trendy disco bars.

The places of interst to visit in Enniscorthy town would be Vinger Hill, 1798 Centre, the Cathedral, Kiltrea Pottery, Monart destination Spa. There are lots of activities in Enniscorthy town, Golf, Pitch & Putt, Horseriding, Check out our list of activities on the Next Page.

Dunbrody Abbey was founded in 1170 by Herve de Montmorency on the instruction of Strongbow. de Montmorency became the first abbot of Dunbrody and died there in 1205 at the age of 75. The demise of the Abbey began some time around 1542 when Alexander Devereux the last Abbot of Dunbrody, granted to the king, his heirs and successors the Abbey and all its possessions.The lands and the Abbey then came into the possession of the Etchingham family. In 1642 Jane Etchingham the heiress, married the second Earl of Donegal, whose descendants (the Chichester family) still own the lands today.The Abbey was handed over to the Department of Public Works in 1911 and is maintained by the Department.

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National 1798 Visitor Centre
Ireland’s most modern visitor attraction tells the story of the birth of popular democracy in Europe through a spectacular exhibition using state of the art audio-visual material, including interactive computers. Recipients of prestigious Interpret Award 1999, the centre is suitable for all the family. We provide a Tourism information Centre, Craft Shop and Restaurant on site. We provide ample car and coach parking. Please telephone for exact details of opening times

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In just one visit you can experience 9,000 years of Irish history in fascinating setting of woodland, riverbank and native Irish dwellings. Discover how the Celtic, Norman and Viking settlers left their mark on the countryside. After this tour through time, enjoy the traditional home-cooked food and Irish specialities of The Fulacht Fiadh Restaurant. Enjoy our Audio Visual presentation and Guided Tours. Gift Shop also located on site.
Open daily from April to September 9.30am to 6.30pm and October to March from 9.30am to 5.30pm

Daily cruises around the Saltee Islands, Puffins, Gannets, Guillemots, Razorbills, Kittikwkes and Seals.
Operates March to October with April to July being the best months.

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Visit the birhtplace of late President John F Kennedy's great-grandfather, wher you can enjoy an audio-viual presentation and guided tour, which celebrates the story of five generations.

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Fr Murphy’s house is a magnificent example of an 18th century rural thatched, stone built dwelling. Farmyard also includes a lodge, barn and exhibition of folklore. Storytelling sessions on the third Thursday of every month at 8.30pm in the Centre. There is a Garden of
Remembrance

The magnificent JFKenndy Arboretum contains a vast collection of trees and shrubs. Spend a fantastic fun filled day out at the arboretum, maze, picnic areas and lake.

Dunbrody Abbey was founded in 1170 by Herve de Montmorency on the instruction of Stongbow de Montmorency.

Award winning family museum, including picture gallery, farm display, 1798 exhibition and a walk about amongst heritage features, including period residence, farmyard, church and graveyard, castle site and holy well.

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Hook Head Fethard on Sea. Tel 051 397056. One of the oldest operational lighthouses in the world. Wild and elemental, tranquil and scenic, enjoy the facilities in the former keeper’s house.

Restored 17th Century Water Mill to full working order. Guided Tours available situated in the village of Craanford, turn off at Camolin. Open Daily 11am - 6pm.

The Dunbrody is a full scale reproduction of a 19th Century Famine ship (three masted Barque built in Quebec in 1845) Open Daily March - October.

The Irish Argicultural Museum is located in the old farm and stable buildings of Johnstown Castle Estate. The Museum display a vast array of artefacts relating to a bygone era. Farming and rural life are the main themes explored, these exhibits cover transport, village crafts, country furniture and the dairy.
Open Monday - Friday all year round, Johnstown Castle Garden open daily.

This 13th Century Norman Fortification is now in state care. A visitor centre is located with the grounds with guided tours available within the summer months.

An 18th Century Farmstead featuring a restored Farmhouse, Forge Schoolhouse, Working Mill, Thatached Cottage, Mini Farm, Play Area, Aviary Craft Shop and Granny’s Kitchen for wholesome food.

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The Kiltrea shop which adjoins the pottery provides inspiration, stimulation and the practical
opportunity to browse through our complete range of stock which includes spectacular one-off pieces and keenly prices seasonal prices.

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The Kiltrea shop which adjoins the pottery provides inspiration, stimulation and the practical opportunity to browse through our complete range of stock which includes spectacular one-off pieces and keenly priced ‘seasonal specials.’
During the week you’ll usually be able to see our potters in action as they work their magic throwing and moulding clay at the wheel.
If gardening is your great love, you’ll get plenty of ideas from over 100 plant and flower bedecked pots and planters. On Saturdays, our green-fingered expert will be happy to trade secrets with you.
So come along and gift-buy in relaxed surroundings and get fired-up with a little bit of Kiltrea’s home and garden magic.

Just a 5 minute drive from Wexford Town, the shop and working studio is located at the 19th century millwheel, in the village of Castlebridge. Reflections of nature and Celtic design are the inspiration of this beautiful tableware and exquisite range of gifts.

Overlooking the picturesque fishing harbour and marina in Kilmore Quay, Country Crafts is a treasure
Trove of Irish crafts, and giftware.

Specialising in stained glass, hand painted glass, fused glass and mosaic. Mirrors, lamps, sun catchers, candleholders and vases are just some of the unique pieces available. Open May - September

Newtwonbarry house is a member of the Wexford Arts Trial. While the house is of historic nature, guests and visitors are welcome to explore the gardens, house and art gallery on the grounds

A year round programme of artistic activity.

Set in the tranquillity of Camolin Forest. Daily/weekly pony camps, Group and individual lesions in show jumping, dressage and cross country. Beginners welcome.

Set in 90 acres of farmland you can enjoy outdoor arenas and hacking through woods with qualified instructors on hand. Private and group lesions available, Special needs riders are welcome.
Open all year round

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A holiday in Wexford County can match anything that exotic locations have to offer, this website is packed with great holiday ideas, ranging from traditional family seaside holidays to peaceful breaks in the countryside. You can chose from the freedom of well-run camping and caravan parks, good value for money bed and breakfasts, self catering apartments and cottages, farmhouses, boutique hotels and downright luxury hotels with health spas and gourmet food.