The Dunbrody Famine Ship is a spectacular feature of the New Ross quayside.

There are some tourist attractions that can’t be missed.  Dunbrody Famine Ship Experience In New Ross, Co. Wexford is one of them.

Your guide will tell you the history of the boat and what it was like to sail across to America. Life on board was not a pretty one.

Our American guests enjoy this tour, for many of them this is where their ancestors probably sailed from. For them, it is a humble experience.

Loftus Hall is one spooky house.

Originally built in 1170 by a Norman knight called Raymond Le Gros.

In 1350 around the Black Death it became known as Redmond Hall after Le Gros changed his name to Redmond.

Its had many owners and the present owners are now preserving the building for many years to come.

Loftus Hall is Ireland’s most haunted house.  Here you will be given a guided tour around the property where you will learn all about the dark side of the house.

For those feeling really brave there is a lockdown at night where you be given a tour with the lights on then off.

You will be left on your own for the night until the early hours of the following day.

Enough to make the hairs on the back of your neck stand.

The Irish National Heritage Park is around 35 acres and it situated just north of Wexford Town.

This open air museum contains to-scale replicas of 9,000 year old historic features such as ring forts, old dolmens and early Christian Monastries.

This unique heritage site allows you to take an journey through Pre-Historic Ireland, Early Christian Ireland and the age of invasion across nearly 40 acres of woodland.

Explore the historic settlements and buildings and see how Irish settlers lived and fought.