What to see and do while staying at Moyglare Lodge Rosslare country guest house B&B

1. Irish National Heritage Park
2. Hook Lighthouse
3. Dunbrody Heritage Ship in New Ross
4. John F.Kennedy Arboretum
5. Wexford Family Entertainment Centre, with ten pin bowling, Indoor Adventure Playground

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Wexford Golf
Rosslare golf courses

 

St. Helen’s Bay Golf Resort:  St Helen's  Kilrane,  Co Wexford Tel: 053-9133234 Fax: 053-9133803 Email: info@sthelensbay.com Web: www.sthelensbay.com

St Helen’s Bay Golf Club has an 18-hole championship golf course and a separate 9-hole Pay and Play course (€15 and €10 for juniors). Check website for up to date pricing

This stunning parkland course overlooks the Bing Bay and is particularly well known for its highly regarded closing holes. “The 17th and 18th holes at St Helen’s are simply stunning and would not look out of place on any of the country’s finest links layouts” – National Club Golfer 2003. 

Also available; Driving Range, Self Catering Accommodation, full public bar, restaurant, children’s playground, tennis courts, pro-shop, tuition from visiting professional.  

Rosslare Golf Club: 
Rosslare Strand, 
Co Wexford

Tel: 053-9132203 
Fax: 053-9132263

Email:office@rosslaregolf.com 
Web: www.rosslaregolf.com

The renowned 18-hole championship links and new 12-hole Burrow Course provide a wonderful golfing experience. 

The club celebrated its Centenary year in 2005 and continues to extend a warm welcome to visiting golfers. 

Special rates available on request for societies. 

Advance booking is advisable.

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Wexford Rally 

A popular Rallies on the calendar, based a few miles outside of Wexford town at Rosslare and only some 10 minutes from the ferry terminal. It is sometimes difficult to know if it is a Rally or a religious pilgrimage.

Competitors and spectators return year after year to this world famous event. The stages are fast Irish Tar, which run on the Saturday and Sunday and like many Irish events if you retire on the Saturday but can repair your car by Sunday morning, you can enter a separate event the ‘ Sunday Run’.

It has long been a popular event for Championships.

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The Wexford Wildlife Reserve

Phone: +353 53 9123129 Location: Situated on the north side of Wexford Harbour, the Reserve is immensely attractive to wildfowl and waders. The reserve is part owned by the Irish Wildbird Conservancy, and run by the National Parks and Wildlife Service. One third of the world's population of Greenland white Fronted Geese over winter there.  International figures of Brent Geese are to be seen, and thousands of other duck and wader species winter there too. Excellent viewing facilities with hides and observation tower. Visitor centre open daily, free admission. Guided tours are available on request.

 

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Wexford Beaches

In Rosslare are some of the finest beaches in in Ireland. Many are safe for swimming and family use. How ever please observe information and warning signs. Most of the beaches are quite with an array of interesting flora and fauna to keep you interested. Fantastic for walking, photography, and plant spotting. There are many dunes where you can observe rabbits, hares, hawks, otter, dolphins, seals, even the odd whale.  Enjoy wonderful walks at sunset, dipp your toes in the warm rock pools, and watch the sun set, see the moon rise framed the sweep of the famous Tuskar lighthouse. Walk from Bally trent to Carne and enjoy a pint in the lighthouse pub or a bit of dinner then walk back to burn off the indulgence. Or call us to arrange a pick up.  Peaceful un spoilt beaches are perfect for relaxing and taking in the tranquil surroundings that Wexford has to offer. Easily accessed in minutes from our accommodation in Rosslare, you can get there by foot car or cycle. Horse riding is available from local stables. Our bed and breakfast is perfect for a short family break. many local activities are available and there is plenty to entertain adults and kids.

Commodore John Barry US NAVY

Moyglare lodge is right inthe heart of Barry country, Ideal for service men and women looking to research theire Navy's history and founding Frther.

Irish man John Barry (1745 – 13 September 1803) was an officer in the Continental Navy during the American Revolutionary War and later in the United States Navy. Barry was born in Tacumshane, County Wexford close to Moyglare lodge in Assaly, , Ireland and appointed a Captain in the Continental Navy 7 December 1775.

A Large Statue of Commodore Barry stands overlooking the Crescent Quay in Wexford town in Ireland.

It was a gift to the town from the United States and was delivered by a US Navy frigate. The statue was unveiled in 1956, and each year a parade and wreath-laying ceremony takes place at the statue to celebrate "Barry Day".

President John F Kennedy Laying a memorial reath in Wexford

This stunning country full of landmarks and where the Great man was born. We welcome US service personel and are happy to help you during your stay.

http://www.ushistory.org/people/commodorebarry.htm

Wexford Reiki website www.wexfordreiki.com