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1149. Drinagh

A small seaside village located between Rosslare and Wexford town.

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Duncannon, Wexford, Ireland

1150. Duncannon

This is a pleasant seaside resort with a good sandy beach, on the eastern shore of Waterford Harbour. On a rocky headland guarding the approach to the estuary is Duncannon Fort, covering an area of about three acres. This was the site of the prehistoric dun of Conan, after which the town was named. In the twelfth century it was selected for defensive purposes by the Anglo-Normans, and in 1588 the English government strengthened the fortifications as a precaution against the Spanish Armada. During the wars of the seventeenth century the fort was taken by the Confederate Catholics after a two-month siege. It was later defended against a Cromwellian force, and only surrendered in 1650 after the capitulation of Waterford.

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Duncormick, Wexford, Ireland

1151. Duncormick

Duncormick is a stop on the beautiful Bannow Drive. A plaque on the summer cottage of P.J. McCall, commemorates the author of many ballads including "Bollavogue", a song associated with the 1798 rebellion.

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1152. Dunganstown

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Enniscorthy, Wexford, Ireland

1153. Enniscorthy

Enniscorthy, a thriving market town (pottery is a speciality of the area), is in a very picturesque part of the Slaney Valley, on steeply sloping ground on both banks of the river. The River Slaney is navigable up to this point, and there is much river traffic with Wexford. Enniscorthy was the object of many attacks in the centuries following the Anglo-Norman invasion. It was also a storm centre of the 1798 Rising. Vinegar Hill offers a wonderful view of the surrounding countryside and the river. The annual Strawberry Fair takes place in late June/early July.

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