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.

Update: Gardaí have confirmed that missing Enniscorthy teenager Andrea Kavanagh, who was last seen on 11 October, has been found safe and well.

A man was taken to Wexford General Hospital after falling from the Oscar Wilde ferry in Rosslare Harbour. He was rescued by the ship’s raft and his injuries are not believed to be serious.

South Main Street runs through Wexford Town centre, connecting North Main Street to King Street at the southern end of the town.

Crescent Quay forms part of Wexford Quay in Wexford Town and is best known for its bronze statue of Commodore John Barry, presented as a gift from the United States in the 1950s.

Selskar Street in Wexford Town takes its name from the nearby medieval ruin of Selskar Abbey.

Fiona Nalty and Arry Green have been sentenced to life in prison for the murder of Wexford father-of-four Michael Hunt in London. The couple must serve a minimum of 19 years before being considered for release.

False Widow spider sightings in Ireland, with expert analysis on risks, the species’ history in the country, and context on the rarity of bites.

Ferrybank lies on the eastern bank of the River Slaney opposite Wexford Town. It is known for the Riverbank House Hotel, Wexford Swimming Pool, Ely Hospital, Ferrybank Caravan Park, and its history as a United States Naval Air Station during World War One.

Spawell Road is a 1 km stretch running from Carcur to the roundabout at the bottom of Hill Street.