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Met Éireann has issued a Status Yellow rainfall warning for counties across the south and east of Ireland. Up to 40 mm of rain is expected, with a risk of spot flooding.
Update: Missing Wexford man Sean O’Neill has been found safe and well. Gardaí have thanked the public and media for their assistance in the search.
Trial details for Vincent Martin Crowe, who is charged with murdering Wexford man Kenyon (Kenny) Meyler in Perth, Western Australia. Meyler was stabbed at a Scarborough party in February 2013 and died from his injuries.
The ruins of St. Patrick’s Church in Wexford Town date back to medieval times. Its graveyard contains victims of Cromwell’s 1649 sacking and the headless body of United Irishman John Henry Colclough.
Ardcavan Beach is a small, stony beach on the outskirts of Wexford Town. It offers views of Wexford Harbour and has links to early Christian history.
Curracloe Beach in County Wexford is one of Ireland’s most popular beaches. Located 2 kilometres from Curracloe Village, its long stretch of soft sand attracts both sunbathers and nature lovers. During the summer months, the area becomes busy with visitors staying in nearby holiday homes, campsites, hotels, and B&Bs. In autumn and winter, the beach […]
Nineteenth-century Wexford prison records show a man sentenced to four days for throwing a weight with intent to cause grievous bodily harm, while children as young as seven were detained as ‘strolling vagrants.’
A 16-year-old girl could face criminal charges after her false kidnapping report in Wexford Town led to a nationwide Child Rescue Alert that cost Gardaí over €100,000.
The John Redmond mausoleum and graveyard in Wexford Town, closed to the public for decades, will reopen in mid-2015 after restoration works partly funded by a €30,000 heritage grant.
Gardaí have called off the Child Rescue Alert for teenager Sait Canbullu after determining he was not abducted. He has been found safe and well in County Sligo.