Enniscorthy Travel Guide

The National 1798 Rebellion Centre chronicles Ireland's pivotal uprising through immersive exhibits and artefacts, bringing revolutionary figures to life while uncovering this defining moment in Irish history.

This Norman fortress chronicles Ireland's turbulent past, including the pivotal 1798 Rebellion. Explore exhibits on each floor before ascending to the rooftop for panoramic views of Enniscorthy town.

This medieval fortress showcases Enniscorthy's Anglo-Norman origins through captivating local history exhibits. Don't miss the rooftop access for panoramic countryside views and displays on the 1916 Rising.

Enjoy an outing to The Waterfront Pool & Leisure Centre during your stay in Templeshannon. You can enjoy the bars while in the area.

St. Aidan's Cathedral displays Gothic Revival mastery from the architect of London's Parliament. Inside, vibrant stained glass and a star-spangled ceiling transport visitors to Pugin's 19th-century vision.

Established in 1907, this parkland course offers panoramic views of the Blackstairs Mountains. Enjoy a challenging round on well-manicured fairways before relaxing in the welcoming clubhouse restaurant.

Enjoy an outing to The Presentation Arts Centre during your stay in Enniscorthy. While in this family-friendly area, you can savour the top-notch restaurants.

Historic Vinegar Hill witnessed the pivotal 1798 Irish Rebellion battle between rebels and British forces. Climb to the summit for panoramic views of Enniscorthy and explore the old windmill ruins.