Stories tagged "Rosslare Harbour": 12
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Rosslare Harbour Maritime Heritage Centre
As Wexford’s only maritime museum, the Rosslare Harbour Maritime Heritage Centre is ideally located for a stop when passing through the village. Whether you’re heading towards or leaving the port, or if you’re spending time in Rosslare Harbour, the…
Irish and Welsh Colonies in Argentina
When exploring the shared cultural history of Irish Sea Port towns, it is expected that there will be movement of people in both directions. However less expected is emigrants leaving from both Ireland and Wales, to head to the same Liverpool port…
John James Murphy in Argentina
In April 1844, John James Murphy, emigrated from the townland of Haysland in Kilrane Parish with the rest of the Kilrane Boys to Argentina. The Rosslare harbour was not yet built and it would have been known as Ballygeary at that time. Ireland would…
From Kilrane to Argentina
An Excerpt from the Song The Kilrane Boys by William McCormack
It being on the twelfth of April, in eighteen forty four,In the blooming spring, when birds did sing, all round sweet Erin’s shore.The feathered train in concert, their tuneful notes…
The South Wexford Coast
An outstanding coastal strip, the South Wexford Coast extends from the early 13th century lighthouse at the craggy, limestone tip of Hook Head in the west, to the gently rounded, granite headland of Carnsore Point in the east; a foreland called…
Pembroke Dock to Rosslare Harbour | Doc Penfro i Rosslare Harbour
Bring the past to life and reimagine the present with a range of perspectives as diverse as the connections between Ireland and Wales across the Irish Sea.
Developed by James L. Smith of the Ports, Past and Present Project using project material…
Rosslare Harbour to Fishguard | Rosslare Harbour i Abergwaun
Bring the past to life and reimagine the present with a range of perspectives as diverse as the connections between Ireland and Wales across the Irish Sea.
Developed by James L. Smith of the Ports, Past and Present Project using project material…
The Forth And Bargy Dialect - Yola
Forth and Bargy Dialect is an extinct dialect that was once spoken in the two southern baronies of County Wexford, namely Forth and Bargy. It is a dialect of Middle English that was brought over from Britain to Ireland in May 1169 by Anglo-Norman…
Rosslare Harbour Model Ship Collection
The collection has examples of the work of several local model makers Their remarkable skill and artistry is easily understood by visitors of all ages.
There are two particularly fine models, described as ‘perfect in every detail’ and ‘a true scale…
Welcome to Rosslare Harbour
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