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New Ross (Irish: Ros Mhic Thriúin, formerly Ros Mhic Treoin) is a town in southwest County Wexford, Ireland. It is located on the River Barrow, near the border with County Kilkenny, and is around 20 km north east of Waterford. In 2016 it had a population of 8,040 people, making it the fourth-largest town in the county.
Restaurants in New Ross
1. Oldcourt Stables
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5.0 based on 29 reviews
Horse riding set in the beautiful woodlands of Oldcourt, New Ross, Co Wexford. Oldcourt Stables offers everything for the horse-lover: trekking, cross country, riding lessons and showjumping. Our treks cater for both beginners and advanced riders of all ages. Walk, trot or canter down the beautiful valley by the millstream on the farm, all around country lanes surrounded by woods. Make sure to book ahead by giving Paddy a call!
2. Ros Tapestry Exhibition Center
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5.0 based on 89 reviews
The Ros Tapestry is a unique project ongoing in the South East since 1998, involving over 150 stitchers working on 15 giant tapestries panels It is an excellent example of creativity and community spirit on a grand scale and depicts Norman History linking all the sites in Ireland's Ancient East. Ros Tapestry is one of the largest series of embroidered tapestries in Europe. Each tapestry depicts a different significant event in history. A tale told in thread. The first tapestry was completed in 2002 and to date 14 of the 15 tapestries are complete Our project is a unique and exquisite work of art and deserves to get huge exposure, and be available for everyone to enjoy. Open 6 days 10a.m. -5p.m. Sunday 11a.m. - 3 p.m.
Reviewed By vanceo2018
The panel were outstandingly beautiful and showed the extraordinary craftsmanship of local talented "stitchers". The panels lay out a wonderful history of the foundation and development of New Ross. A must-see whenever in New Ross. Well worth a slow intake of this magnificent tribute to all involved.
3. 3D Archery Ireland
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5.0 based on 123 reviews
Award winning Archery supplies store, archery practice ranges, and woodland 3d archery experience (historical Norman themed course) suitable for beginners and experienced archers, specifically run by competent archery coaches, and catering for almost all ages, our activities are family friendly, popular, educational, fun and unique. Our store stocks a wide range of modern and traditional equipment and our on line webshop is available 24-7. Please note - Pre-booking necessary weekdays, evenings and weekends.
Reviewed By JenHappyDays
Having spent the winter doing an indoor course on Archery I decided to try Field Archery .. OMG was I delighted , Brilliant set up in the woods ,realistic life size targets, excellent choice of equipment .. well stocked shop... icing on the cake was our instructor Andrew , easy going guy, who has such a passion for this sport ( he’s infectious!) A natural teacher great attention to detail, lots of encouragement and humor.. I will definitely return Thanks Andrew Colm and Jenny
4. Kennedy Homestead
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4.5 based on 240 reviews
Reviewed By Barranman
Loved this place staff were very friendly and informative.Great to see the old homestead where jfk had famous tea party.Museum is full of Kennedy artifacts and information. Really worth a visit, top class place lovely to meet Patrick kennedy too who was so very generious with his time.
5. Dunbrody Famine Ship Experience
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4.5 based on 1,105 reviews
Reviewed By 469maurar
Visited recently, the guide was very enthusiastic and informative.The two actors playing the part of the passengers really brought the story alive and the interaction with the visitors was entertaining! After the ship we visited the restaurant which was excellent and far above the standard normally found at a visitor centre. Would thoroughly recommend a visit to the Dunbrody.
6. Duncannon Fort
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4.5 based on 319 reviews
The Tour – Reopening for guided tours June 2018 Duncannon Fort is an impressive presentation of a bastioned fortress perched on the side of the stunning Hook Peninsula, County Wexford, part of Ireland’s Ancient East. This historic structure has gathered countless intriguing and awe inspiring stories over its 450 year history and holds one of the best vantage points to take in the beautiful Waterford Estuary from. Duncannon Fort closed for the season on Sunday 28th August 2016. Thank you for all the support this season. *Hook Tourism is a not for profit organisation. All funds raised contribute to providing these guided tours and to the development of tourism on the Hook Peninsula.
Reviewed By chrisjorkav - Enniscorthy, Ireland
Great tour of the Fort, Ann was an amazing guide with great stories relating to centuries of Historic events at the Fort, thoroughly enjoyed by all in our group raging in age from 13 to 74 years!!
7. Dunbrody Visito Centre
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4.5 based on 43 reviews
Reviewed By vanceo2018
Taking a trip back in time at the Dunbrody Visitors Centre has to be one of the highlights of a visit to New Ross. Understanding the reasons for leaving Ireland and the hardship entailed in doing so, brings empathy. The characterisations of the players on-board the ship were excellent and again you began to feel the atmosphere and life undertaken by these unfortunate people. Time spent walking around the bowels of the ship and reflecting upon their plight is well worth it. Afterwards, take in the exhibits and exhibition in the visitors centre; it all starts to make sense. An absolute winner of a tourist attraction.
8. Ring of Hook
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4.5 based on 196 reviews
Less than one hour in length take the Ring of Hook Coastal Drive to soak up the stunning coastal rural scenery this beautiful part of Ireland has to offer, while catching sight of some of our county’s most important built heritage. Follow Ring of Hook Signage starting from Tintern Abbey, on to Fethard village, Baginbun Head, Loftus Hall, Hook Lighthouse, Templar’s Church ruins and finish in Duncannon Village. Full map and brochure available May 2015.
Reviewed By Gewitty
The Hook Peninsula is just packed with history. On the tip is the world's oldest working lighthouse; 800 years and still going. A couple of miles further inland you will find a Templar's church, a bay where sunken Spanish treasure washes up from time to time, Duncannon Fort, the remarkable Tintern Abbey, Colclough Walled Gardens, and even a shipwreck! Throw in a few great pubs (Roche's in Duncannon village is a favourite), plus possibly the best restaurant in Ireland (Aldridge Lodge) and you have the makings of a great holiday. Definitely one of the great undiscovered parts of Ireland and only 45 minutes from Rosslare ferry port.
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