A guide to Wexford slang
Wexford’s local slang includes words with origins in the Yola dialect and Old Norse, such as ‘quare,’ ‘hun,’ and ‘lort.’
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Wexford’s local slang includes words with origins in the Yola dialect and Old Norse, such as ‘quare,’ ‘hun,’ and ‘lort.’
Candidate profiles for the 2016 General Election in County Wexford, covering party affiliations, backgrounds, and campaign priorities.
County Wexford’s ghost stories span centuries, from a 12th-century legend of indestructible teals at St. Colman’s Church to a modern paranormal investigation at Enniscorthy Castle.
Google Traffic data identifies congestion hotspots in Wexford Town during the Monday morning school run, including Hill Street and the Clonard Road roundabout.
Drone footage by VertigoPhoto captures the opening fireworks display at the 2015 Wexford Opera Festival from above Wexford Harbour.
Eerie photographs of the abandoned sections of St. Senan’s Hospital.
Aerial footage of Wexford Town captured by SkyPix Aerial Works, with labelled screenshots identifying key locations including the Industrial Estate, Clonard Road, and Wexford Bridge.
Aerial drone footage captured by YouTube creator Drone Girl offers a rare perspective of Dunbrody Abbey, the former Cistercian monastery in County Wexford founded in 1182.
Footage uploaded in September 2015 shows Ballymoney Beach in County Wexford from a dog’s perspective, captured with a GoPro camera strapped to the dog’s back.
Local artist Yohan painted an optical illusion on a County Wexford house, making it appear as though balloons are pouring from holes in the wall.