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Wexford Tourist Attractions
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16 tourist attractions in wexford county
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Duncannon Lighthouse
Duncannon, Wexford
The oldest of its kind in Ireland, this lighthouse was built in 1744. Two types of lenses are used, white to signal ships are on course and red to warn that they are off course....
Photo: Duncannon Beach - Blue Flag Beach, Wexford County
Duncannon Beach - Blue Flag Beach
Duncannon, Wexford
One of th best in the South East, Duncannon Beach has held the EU Blue Flag of excellence since 1987. The beach is a golden mile of sand with lifeguard(s) on hand to help ensure a safe and happy visit....
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Pirates Cove Courtown
Courtown harbour, Wexford

Adventure Golf Course
Pirates Cove in Courtown is the location of Ireland's first adventure golf course. There are 18 carpeted greens each 35' - 40' feet long. Three greens are inside full sized caves and one is under a waterfall and one is played in the full sized pirate shipwreck.
It's a delight to walk through the subtropical gardens, with the sound of water cascading 35' down into the large man-made lake.
 

Fun Cave
The Fun...

Photo: Duncannon Fort, Wexford County
Duncannon Fort
Duncannon, Wexford
Duncannon Fort is a star shaped fort built at a strategically important promontory in Wexford Harbour. It was built in 1588 in the expectation of an attack on the area by the Spanish Armada. There had previously been a Celtic fort and a Norman castle on the site. The fort is noted for its dry moat, exterior walls and the legend of the croppy boy....
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Irish National Heritage Park
Ferrycarrig, Wexford
The Irish National Heritage Park depicts man's settlement in Ireland from 7000 BC to the arrival of the Normans in the 12th Century. Stroll through the park with its homesteads, places of ritual, burial modes and long forgotten remains. Your senses come alive with sights and sounds stretching back almost 9000 years. Discover how the Celts, Vikings and Normans came together, intermarried and developed into the rich tapestry which forms Irish Society today....
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Curracloe Beach
Curracloe, Wexford
Curracloe Beach is a regular holder of the Blue Flag Beach status. The dunes are currently the subject of an active conservation policy by Wexford County Council ensuring that this marvellous amenity and the plant and wildlife it contains, will be preserved for future generations. A nature trail runs through the dunes and continues for 5 km to Raven Point, passing through the beautiful peninsula which constitutes Raven Nature Reserve....
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