Latitude: 52.5031135
Longitude: -6.5727721
Elevation: 37 meters / 121 feet
Barometric Pressure 1009KPa

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Market Square, Enniscorthy by National Library of Ireland on The Commons
Edermine, Co. Wexford by National Library of Ireland on The Commons, Unusually for a Lawrence Royal plate this image is not quite tack sharp, but it does have a hazy bea
Edermine, Co. Wexford by National Library of Ireland on The Commons
Group of two : commissioned by Mr. Synnott. Solicitor. Enniscorthy by National Library of Ireland on The Commons, I think <b><a href="/photos/79549245@N06/" rel="nofollow">DannyM8</a> </b> might have finally cracke
Group of two : commissioned by Mr. Synnott. Solicitor. Enniscorthy by National Library of Ireland on The Commons
General View, Enniscorthy, Co. Wexford by National Library of Ireland on The Commons, It is not often I give the whole summary over to one comment, but, today is one of those days. Take
General View, Enniscorthy, Co. Wexford by National Library of Ireland on The Commons
Enniscorthy, Castleboro - river and steps by National Library of Ireland on The Commons, A big house near Enniscorthy in County Wexford taken from the level of the river. There is mention
Enniscorthy, Castleboro - river and steps by National Library of Ireland on The Commons
The Model School in Enniscorthy by National Library of Ireland on The Commons, The Model School sounds like a school in miniature, but there are quite a few throughout the country
The Model School in Enniscorthy by National Library of Ireland on The Commons
Ferns Castle, Co. Wexford by murtphillips, The castle was built in the 13th century, possibly by William, Earl Marshall. Originally, the castle
Ferns Castle, Co. Wexford by murtphillips
Purpleness by Julie C (busy exploring the Copper Coast), Campanula Flowers at a local garden centre - given a Topaz Glow "Power Flower II" tweak.
Purpleness by Julie C (busy exploring the Copper Coast)
When the Triangle is Squared! by National Library of Ireland on The Commons, The Square in Enniscorthy, Co. Wexford with what looks like the last few horses of a horse fair, ran
When the Triangle is Squared! by National Library of Ireland on The Commons
Asylum - a place of safety and peace by National Library of Ireland on The Commons, While the name <b>"Asylum"</b> may mean a place of safety and hopefully peace but down the
Asylum - a place of safety and peace by National Library of Ireland on The Commons
R.C. Church, Ferns by National Library of Ireland on The Commons, We move on from Clonard to Ferns, two ancient ecclesiastical centres of Ireland. This Lawrence shot
R.C. Church, Ferns by National Library of Ireland on The Commons
St. Aidan’s Primary School by Julie C (busy exploring the Copper Coast), This is the back view of St Aiden's primary school, seen from the entrance to Orchard Peace Park in
St. Aidan’s Primary School by Julie C (busy exploring the Copper Coast)
Country Wexford by Mary H.C, charlottes view oiligate wexford
Country Wexford by Mary H.C
Memorial to a daring young man and his flying machine... by Yellabelly*, Denys Corbett Wilson (1882-10 May 1915), was a pioneering Irish aviator from County Kilkenny, best r
Memorial to a daring young man and his flying machine... by Yellabelly*
bailing by BarryKelly, hey bale bail feild baling
bailing by BarryKelly
slaney view by BarryKelly,
slaney view by BarryKelly
corn field sunset by BarryKelly,
corn field sunset by BarryKelly
tree out of place by BarryKelly,
tree out of place by BarryKelly
Spring is in the air .... by Julie C (busy exploring the Copper Coast), Just not in the air in Co. Wexford 😒 Another cold dull day here with drizzle this afternoon. I fou
Spring is in the air .... by Julie C (busy exploring the Copper Coast)
Well, Well, Well. by National Library of Ireland on The Commons, These elegantly attired visitors have gathered at St. David’s Well near Oylgate, now usually spelled
Well, Well, Well. by National Library of Ireland on The Commons
sunset hill walk by BarryKelly, This is a town where they burn Bitchoums coal fires so I love the smoke that is comming off the hous
sunset hill walk by BarryKelly
sunset over mount leinster by BarryKelly, ennischorty wexford sunset ireland rocks hdr weed mount leinster
sunset over mount leinster by BarryKelly
magnolia floor by BarryKelly,
magnolia floor by BarryKelly
edenmore falls by BarryKelly, ireland fall water long exposure wexford edenmore
edenmore falls by BarryKelly
Vinegar hill view by BarryKelly,
Vinegar hill view by BarryKelly
the bend in the river by BarryKelly,
the bend in the river by BarryKelly
St Peter's Church, Monart, County Wexford (1805) by colin.boyle4, St Peter's Church, Monart, County Wexford (1805).churchofireland church ireland wexford countywexfor
St Peter's Church, Monart, County Wexford (1805) by colin.boyle4
mucky field by BarryKelly,
mucky field by BarryKelly
green orange and white by BarryKelly,
green orange and white by BarryKelly
St Colman's Church, Templeshanbo Parish, County Wexford (1815) by colin.boyle4, St Colman's Church, Templeshanbo Parish, County Wexford (1815)churchofireland church ireland wexford
St Colman's Church, Templeshanbo Parish, County Wexford (1815) by colin.boyle4
St Eigneach's Church, KIllegney Parish, County Wexford (1826) by colin.boyle4, St Eigneach's Church, KIllegney Parish, County Wexford (1826)churchofireland church ireland wexford
St Eigneach's Church, KIllegney Parish, County Wexford (1826) by colin.boyle4
St Paul's Church, Templescobin, County Wexford (1845) by colin.boyle4, St Paul's Church, Templescobin, County Wexford (1845)churchofireland church ireland countywexford we
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weird bridge by BarryKelly, bridge tree river wexford weir
weird bridge by BarryKelly
crops coming up by BarryKelly,
crops coming up by BarryKelly
bailing the hey by BarryKelly,
bailing the hey by BarryKelly
hay sunset by BarryKelly,
hay sunset by BarryKelly
the quite wood by BarryKelly,
the quite wood by BarryKelly
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blue bells on a slope by BarryKelly
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Keith and Cabbage adventures. Obviously before this shit weather. by keithy baby!, square squareformat amaro iphoneography instagramapp uploaded:by=instagram foursquare:venue=4e1733ee
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Old Tree by murtphillips, Ferns Co. Wexford
Old Tree by murtphillips
St Aidan's Cathedral, Enniscorthy by kendo1938, St Aidan's Cathedral was designed by Augustus Pugin who is better known for designing the House Of P
St Aidan's Cathedral, Enniscorthy by kendo1938
Enniscorthy from Vinegar Hill by Hachimaki123, The Battle of Vinegar Hill (Irish: Cath Chnoc Fhíodh na gCaor), was an engagement during the Irish R
Enniscorthy from Vinegar Hill by Hachimaki123
Enniscorthy by kendo1938, St Aidan's Cathedral viewed from the castle. St Aidan's Cathedral was designed by Augustus Pugin who
Enniscorthy by kendo1938
Vinegar Hill by Hachimaki123, The Battle of Vinegar Hill (Irish: Cath Chnoc Fhíodh na gCaor), was an engagement during the Irish R
Vinegar Hill by Hachimaki123
Enniscorthy from Vinegar Hill by Hachimaki123, The Battle of Vinegar Hill (Irish: Cath Chnoc Fhíodh na gCaor), was an engagement during the Irish R
Enniscorthy from Vinegar Hill by Hachimaki123
Enniscorthy by kendo1938, View from castle of The William Barker Bridgeenniscorthy countywexford ireland ie enniscorthycastle
Enniscorthy by kendo1938
Ferns Castle by -dangler, Ferns Castle was built in the 13th century, possibly by William, Earl Marshall. Originally, the cast
Ferns Castle by -dangler
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St Aidan's Cathedral BW by BkerRF, View of St Aidan's Cathedral from roof of Enniscorthy Castle
St Aidan's Cathedral BW by BkerRF
Archers View by -dangler, Ferns Castle was built in the 13th century, possibly by William, Earl Marshall. Originally, the cast
Archers View by -dangler
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Vinegar Hill by Hachimaki123
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Enniscorthy by Hachimaki123, Enniscorthy, County Wexford, Irelandenniscorthy iniscórthaidh puente bridge río rio river slaneyrive
Enniscorthy by Hachimaki123
Enniscorthy by Hachimaki123, Enniscorthy, County Wexford, Irelandenniscorthy iniscórthaidh puente bridge río rio river slaneyrive
Enniscorthy by Hachimaki123
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Clohamon Bridge by Hachimaki123
Enniscorthy panorama from Vinegar Hill by Hachimaki123, The Battle of Vinegar Hill (Irish: Cath Chnoc Fhíodh na gCaor), was an engagement during the Irish R
Enniscorthy panorama from Vinegar Hill by Hachimaki123
Enniscorthy & Vinegar Hill from the Castle by Hachimaki123, Enniscorthy Castle is an imposing Norman stronghold, which dates from 1205 and was a private dwellin
Enniscorthy & Vinegar Hill from the Castle by Hachimaki123