Top Things to do in Fethard On Sea
Top Restaurants in Fethard On Sea
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Top 5 Things to do in Fethard On Sea, Province of Leinster
Discover the best top things to do in Fethard On Sea, Ireland including Bevel Furniture, Fethard On Sea Country Market, Hook Lighthouse, Abbey Par 3 Golf, Fethard Castle.
Restaurants in Fethard On Sea
1. Bevel Furniture
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 36 reviews
Reviewed By paulinebyrne - County Wexford, Ireland
Just had my second visit to Bevel woodworking school. I made the bird house on my first visit and this weekend was spent making the Adirondack chair. Tommy is a fantastic teacher and very patient. The other participants were lovely, such a peaceful environment and happy atmosphere to spend quality time in. The bird house and the chair turned out amazing I'm delighted to say the least. I came straight home and booked my next visit to try the wood spirit and my brother was so impressed he's coming with me. Pauline Byrne
2. Fethard On Sea Country Market
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 2 reviews
Local Country Market selling crafts eg jewellery, crochet, sewing, pictures, cards, repurposed items, wood turning as well as baking, vegetables & fruit, plants. Local products buy local people. Ethos is that items cannot be bought in & resold. Community market
3. Hook Lighthouse
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 1,599 reviews
Hook Lighthouse, the oldest operational lighthouse in the world. 800 Years of lighthouse keeping. The Visitor center at Hook Lighthouse offers guided tours of the lighthouse tower, a 13th Century Norman structure, built by William Marshal, the Earl of Pembroke, as part of the development of his Lordship of Leinster, Guided tours of the lighthouse, culminating with the spectacular view from the balcony, operate every day, the visitor centre houses a first class gift shop and there is a cafe which has seafood specials and home baking. There is a free to view Maritime Exhibition centre with Coast Guard memorabilia and information on the Whales and Dolphins which are often spotted from the Coastline.Parking is free and The Lighthouse grounds have picnic tables and free games for all to enjoy and Relax by the Sea. In clear weather you can see for miles and in a storm the spray often reaches the top of the lighthouse! Social Enterprise Community Tourism Project Thank you for your reviews
Reviewed By 791noelc - Wexford, Ireland
Absolutely brilliant well worth a visit to this historical haven tour guides brilliant especially ms tweedy great shop and restaurant amazing place
4. Abbey Par 3 Golf
5. Fethard Castle
Overall Ratings
3.0 based on 33 reviews
A fifteenth century castle built on the remains of a much earlier site. Following the arrival of the Anglo-Normans in Ireland in 1169, the district in which Fethard is situated was granted to a knight named Harvey de Montmorency. He, in turn, granted it to Christ Church, Canterbury, England. In 1200A.D. Canterbury ordered the construction of a castle at Fethard and a court to the north of the church, presumably on the site of the present castle.
