About Enniscorthy
Enniscorthy is a historic market town on the River Slaney in County Wexford, serving as a busy centre for surrounding communities including Bree, Ferns, Bunclody and Monageer. It combines a compact town centre with established residential neighbourhoods, a strong local identity and easy access to attractive rural countryside. Daily life is convenient, with supermarkets, independent shops, pharmacies, cafés, restaurants and traditional pubs concentrated around the town streets and shopping areas. The Riverside Park Hotel and Leisure Club provides a notable riverside leisure and hospitality option, while the town’s parks, river walks and nearby countryside support walking, exercise and family activities. Enniscorthy is well placed for road-based commuting, with the N11/M11 corridor providing links towards Wexford, Gorey and Dublin, and regular bus services connecting the town with other parts of County Wexford. Local education provision includes primary and secondary schools, with General Office & School Supplies and Matt Mernagh Schoolwear reflecting the town’s role as a service centre for families. Vinegar Hill, Enniscorthy Castle and the 1798 Rebellion heritage are prominent landmarks, giving the town considerable historical character alongside its practical, lived-in atmosphere.
Property Market in Enniscorthy
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What’s in Enniscorthy
Schools
Provides secondary-level and further education courses for students from Enniscorthy and surrounding areas.
Local primary school serving families in the Enniscorthy area.
Established primary education option serving children in and around Enniscorthy.
Town-centre supplier of stationery, school materials and educational essentials.
Local schoolwear retailer supplying uniforms and clothing for nearby schools.
Transport
Plan your journey ↗Main town bus facility serving regional routes across County Wexford and beyond.
Local transport-related shop and service point in Enniscorthy.
Rail station providing services towards Wexford, Rosslare, Gorey and Dublin.
Strategic road corridor linking Enniscorthy with Wexford, Gorey and Dublin.
Regular connections link Enniscorthy with Ferns, Bunclody, Wexford and nearby towns.
Amenities
Riverside hotel with leisure facilities, accommodation, dining and event spaces.
Visit website ↗Convenient supermarket providing groceries, household goods and everyday shopping essentials.
Visit website ↗Central shopping destination with retail services and nearby town-centre parking.
Local pharmacy providing prescriptions, medicines, health advice and personal-care products.
Town-centre restaurant offering a convenient option for casual local dining.
Well-preserved Norman castle overlooking the town and River Slaney.
Visit website ↗Historic hilltop site with wide views and important 1798 Rebellion associations.
Riverside green space supporting walks, recreation and views across the Slaney.
Local Clubs & Businesses
Local football club providing organised sport and community participation.
Established rugby club serving players, families and supporters across the district.
Community athletics club supporting running, fitness and youth development.
Local golf club offering a sporting and social facility near the town.
Prominent local business combining accommodation, food, functions and fitness facilities.
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