festivals and fairs wexford

Now very rare in Ireland and concentrated largely in Co. Wexford, Mummers combine dancing, mime and pageantry, much as was performed in medieval times. The rhythmic beating of wooden swords against each other is a feature of the entertainment....

The Munster Military Vehicle and Re-enactment Group are providing a wide assortment of historical military vehicles. There will also be a variety of re-enactors taking part in recreations of old wars from Irish and World history (including the American war of independence). There will also be an archery display and many other interesting events. Duncannon Fort is a museum itself and is well worth a visit at any time....

This annual event has been moved to the summer and has moved its location to Johnstown castle during renovations in the Opera House. This venue manages to maintain the real classy feel of such a prestigious event. The new venue warrants a new programme, which are all from the 20th Century and include Dvorak's Rusalka, Kurt Weill's Der Silbersee (sung in English) and finally the opera Arlecchino which is followed by a 'Ballet with song'....

The golfing event is sponsored by five of the top restaurants in the area, so you can be sure of the best of food after your day of golfing. This is open to both men and women, with a single Stableford each day on the very excellent course in Saint Helen's Bay Golf Resort....

New Ross has a long and distinguished maritime history and this event celebrate it along with its connection to the Kennedy family. There will be live concerts, hot air balloons, helicopter rides and a river regatta....

The sandy beach at Duncannon is a prime location for a festival and it’s especially suited to a Sand Sculpting competition that is open to everyone. There will also be sand sculptures on display made by some professional groups. There may also be a firework display at night so you can be sure of entertainment throughout the festival....

In an old thatched farmhouse in Ballyduff, Camolin, Co. Wexford every first Tuesday night of each month and every Tuesday night of July and August, the local people gather to tell their stories, sing their songs and play their music.
This is an authentic traditional farmhouse gathering. There is no artificial hype or publicity. Each person who arrives is a welcome guest, there is no fee charged. This is Irish hospitality at its best. People who bring refreshments share them out with the e...

Definitely an event for gourmet seafood lovers, this event is an opportunity for this humble fishing village to display its wares. It gives all the visitors a chance to try any of the wide varieties of seafood caught in the sea just off the coast of Ireland. There will also be plenty of Irish dancing and Irish music to entertain you throughout the night....

This is a Europe wide event that encourages the people of all nations to celebrate their own varied past. Wexford itself has a long and rich tapestry in history and it will be remembered during heritage week.....

There are three main concerts in Saint Mary’s Church including a Vocal Quartet and 2 concerts by some new emerging young artists. There will also be plenty of other concerts from some more experienced artists such as Hugh Tinney, the Con Tempo Quartet and many others....