Cinema Lane Cinema Lane in Wexford Town was named after the Palace Cinema, the town's first proper cinema which opened in 1914. It was also the scene of an unsolved murder in 1958.
Spawell Road Spawell Road is a 1 km stretch running from Carcur to the roundabout at the bottom of Hill Street.
Redmond Square Redmond Square in Wexford Town was built on land reclaimed from the River Slaney. Its stone monument commemorates the Redmond family and those who died in the Great War.
High Street High Street in central Wexford Town runs from Rowe Street to St. Patrick's Square and Peter Street. It is home to the Wexford Opera House and the ruins of St. Patrick's Church.
