Wexford County Museum

Wexford County Museum is located within Enniscorthy Castle and contains a collection of local agricultural, military and domestic items. The 13th century Enniscorthy Castle is where Edmund Spenser wrote The Faerie Queene. Sir Henry Wallop lived at the castle allegedly giving birth to the word wallop. The castle was stormed by the United Irishmen in 1798 before they were defeated at the nearby Vinegar Hill.

7 Day Weather Forecast

Today

10.3℃–12.9℃

4.1 m/s (E)

Sun, Nov 16

9.8℃–10.2℃

4.2 m/s (NE)

Mon, Nov 17

3.3℃–6.2℃

5.3 m/s (NNW)

Tue, Nov 18

0.9℃–4.9℃

2.4 m/s (W)

Wed, Nov 19

2.4℃–4℃

7.6 m/s (NW)

Thu, Nov 20

0.1℃–1℃

7.4 m/s (NNW)

Fri, Nov 21

2.7℃–6.9℃

2.9 m/s (SW)

Sat, Nov 22

7℃–7.6℃

2.5 m/s (WSW)

Our Enniscorthy weather forecast is from Yr, delivered by the Norwegian Meteorological Institute and NRK

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