Enniscorthy Castle, rebuilt by the Wallop family in the 1580s, Vinegar Hill where the decisive battle of the 1798 Rebellion was fought, Pugin's St Aidan's Cathedral, the National 1798 Rebellion Centre, and the Athenaeum overlooking Market Square — 5 stops through a Slaney-side town central to Irish rebel history. Looking for things to do in Enniscorthy? Start here — no car, no ticket, no booking.
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Stops on This Trail
Enniscorthy Castle
Vinegar Hill
St Aidan's Cathedral
National 1798 Rebellion Centre
The Athenaeum & Market Square
For Schools
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