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The Child Rescue Alert for 15-year-old Sait Canbullu has been called off after Gardaí determined he was not abducted but was instead with relatives trying to hide him from authorities.
The tower house at Ferrycarrig is a 15th-century Norman fortification built by the Roche family to protect the River Slaney ferry. It is one of the few Irish tower houses built for military purposes, featuring gun loops and a murder hole.
Wexford County Council has announced a Vacant Property Scheme offering grants towards office fit-out costs for vacant commercial properties in Wexford Town.
TK Maxx will open in Wexford Town after An Bord Pleanála rejected a planning objection to its Stonebridge retail unit, creating up to 40 jobs.
Wexford Gaol opened in 1812 and served as a prison, reformatory, and military barracks before its conversion into council offices.
The Republican Garden of Remembrance on Hill Street in Wexford Town marks the site where James Parle, John Creane, and Patrick Hogan were executed on 13 March 1923 during the Civil War.
Redmond Park in Wexford Town opened in May 1931 as a memorial to Major Willie Redmond. The park features a children’s playground, picnic benches, and community events organised by Love Redmond Park.
County Wexford has the highest rate of drink driving and driving without a seat belt in Ireland, according to Department of Transport figures.
Four families from Rathangan and Ballymitty in County Wexford had their homes burgled while attending a funeral, prompting fears that burglars are targeting the houses of mourners.
