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Members of Wexford County Council adopted the €164.2m budget, which represents an increase of €12.9m over 2023 at the statutory budget meeting held at County Hall yesterday, Monday 4th December.

The Northern Lights treated people in Waterford to a rare sighting overnight with strong sighting along the Copper Coast.

Ireland has a long and storied tradition of equestrianism that can seamlessly blend the racing and sporthorse industries to perfection at events like... Read More

Wexford has an exciting line-up of 38 events taking place for this year’s Heritage Week, which runs from August 12-20.

Members of the Thursday Book Club in Wexford Library have paid tribute to a beloved former member, Gisela Loy (nee Schmidt) who died recently.

In an era when the focus is always on the future, when our thoughts are always on the next big thing, a group of people from in and around the Forth Mountain area have been turning the clock back, working to recreate the past, reviving traditions almost lost from history. Since 2019 this group of volunteers, led by skilled artisan Pat Hickey, have been slowly restoring an old cottage on the mountain, a homestead which was once the centre of all life in a small but tight-knit community.

YES: Special Lady lives up to her name 2023-06-09

EVENTING: Slater shines bright like a Diamond 2023-06-02

The Wexford-Pembrokeshire Pilgrim Way follows in the footsteps of St Aidan’s sixth-century journey from Ferns in Ireland to meet his teacher and mentor, St David, in Wales. Characterized by wild Celtic landscapes and rich cultural heritage, the route continues to inspire travelers.

Looking for a seasonal stroll that suits everyone? Here's a list of family-friendly autumn walks in Ireland