The Irish National Heritage Park is a captivating outdoor museum located just outside Wexford Town. Since its opening in the Summer of 1987, it has grown into a remarkable 40-acre space that showcases 16 meticulously reconstructed sites from Irish history. The park takes visitors on an extraordinary 9,000-year journey, bringing Irish history to life through authentic settings across 35 acres of native woodland, marsh, and shoreline.

The site at Ferrycarrig, where the park is situated, offers a diverse range of landscapes, from hillside to estuary, woodland, and river bank. It is not only home to the remains of the very first fortification built by the Anglo-Normans in Ireland but also features installations such as a Dolmen, Fulacht Fiadh, Crannóg, and even a Viking ship. As one of the pioneering experiential museums, The Irish National Heritage Park continues to offer an unparalleled array of activities, reconstructions, workshops, and courses suitable for visitors of all ages.

By booking your tickets online, you secure your place to explore this fascinating journey through Irish history. So don't miss out on the opportunity to experience the heritage and culture that have shaped the Irish people for millennia