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Map Legend:
1 - Market Square Stage
2 - Train Station
3 - Castle and Craft Shop
4 - Swimming Pool and Second Stage
5 - Slaney Plaza Cinema and Tracey’s Hotel
6 - Cathedral
7 - Enniscorthy Library
8 - Garda Station
9 - 1798 Centre
10 - Craft Fair
11- Farmers Market
12- Photographic Exhibition
13- Bus Stop
14- The Bailey
15- IFA Centre
You can navigate in more detail using google map, click here to view.
You can pick up a free Enniscorthy map at the local library on Parnell Road. (see number 7 on map)
Tourist office is located at the 1798 centre, number 9 on the map.
How to get there
Enniscorthy has a train station and buses come through enniscorthy from Dublin/Wexford almost on the hour with Bus Eireann.
Bus Timetables:
View timetable from Dublin and from Wexford here.
View timetable from Waterford here.
To go from Cork, you can get a bus from Cork to Waterford and transfer in Waterford to the Dublin bound service to get to Enniscorthy. From Belfast or Galway, you must travel to Dublin and get the Rosslare bound service.
By Train:
Visit Irish Rail to view train times here. There is not a direct train from Waterford or Cork to Enniscorthy but you can get the train from Waterford to wexford and switch there.
Note: The bus is generally cheaper, especially if you have a student card!
BY CAR
From Dublin – Directions here.
From Cork – Directions here.
From Waterford – Directions here.
From Belfast -Directions here.
From Galway -Directions here.
From Rosslare/Wexford – Directions here.
From Gorey – Directions here.
From Arklow – Directions here.
From Bunclody – Directions here.
If you need any advice on how to get to Enniscorthy, please don’t hesitate to ask us via the contact page here.
