Carrig Graveyard in Wexford acts as the final resting spot for many of those who died during the Irish Rebellion of 1798. A commemorative plaque at the entrance pays homage to those who sacrificed ...

Jean Depot was a relatively short-lived store that was situated at 2 South Main Street in Wexford. It opened in 2014. Judging by its social media profiles, it closed two years later, in 2016.

Cistín Eile was a traditional Irish restaurant that was situated at 80 South Main Street in Wexford town. It was opened by Wexford Chef Warren Gillen in 2010. In September 2022, the popular restaurant ...

Shoe Zone was situated at 1 South Main Street in Wexford town, near the corner of Anne Street. The store, which had been there since the mid-2000s, closed in 2020. The UK-based retailer decided to ...

The Boker was situated at 16 Bride Place in Wexford town, near the corner of Carrigeen Street. Prior to its closure, a corner shop had existed at this location for roughly 70 years. [horiztonal_ad] ...

The tavern closed in June 2024, after the Wrights decided it was no longer viable to continue trading in the current economic climate. At the time, costs were rising across the board, VAT had reverted ...

Chan’s was situated at 90 North Main Street in Wexford town. Raymond and Rose Chan opened the popular Chinese restaurant in the early 1980s. It closed in December 2021 after they decided to retire.

This former Meteor outlet was situated at 27 North Main Street in Wexford. The name on the store was changed in 2017 after its parent company, Eir, decided to drop the Meteor brand in lieu of its own ...

Heffernan’s was a pub that was situated at 64 South Main Street in Wexford town. It had a reputation for being a bit rough. However, I drank at the pub on several occasions over the years, and I never ...

Prior to Jack Bailey’s, it was called the Phoenix. A Wellington Bridge couple named Tom and Margaret Howlin opened the Phoenix in 1984. The Howlins ran it until July 2001, when they decided to sell ...

GameStop was situated at 14 South Main Street in Wexford. In March 2023, the video game retailer announced that it was closing all of its 35 stores in Ireland. The decision was made after the Irish ...