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1. Traditional Irish Pub with open fire.

Beautiful cosy pub with great atmosphere & live music.

Some say the best pint of Guinness in Ireland!

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We are a leading Window & Door manufacturing and installation company based in the south-east, in Bunclody, Co.Wexford.

We specialise in both uPVC & Aluminium Windows & Doors, serving Residential & Commercial sectors.

We are a family run company, which was established in 1980 by our Managing Director Eamon Kehoe.

With over 40 years of industry experience, the company has gone from strength to strength.

We offer an extensive range of glazing products to cater for all needs

There are a wealth of historic houses
and gardens within close proximity to Bunclody including:

• Newtownbarry House
• Altamount Gardens
• Huntington Castle
• Borris Castle
• Lucy’s Wood Garden
• Tombrick Gardens

These gardens are members of either the Wexford or Carlow Garden Trails that are widely publicised nationally through websites or in brochures. It was recognised that because Bunclody is located on the border between Co. Carlow and Co. Wexford, visitors are not always aware of the gardens in close proximity to the Town.

It was felt very important that all of these attractions should be jointly publicised to visitors who are staying in Bunclody or the neighboring area.

Bunclody Town has a rich heritage and it was felt that this could be further promoted. It was also recognised that there is a need to provide in-door facilities so that visitors have things to do when the weather is inclement. Some suggestions included a historical Museum. This could possibly be located in one of the vacant buildings in the Town. This could include a photographic exhibition and artefacts representing Bunclody’s history. Reference was made to ‘Enniscorthy Castle’ and how successfully this has promoted Enniscorthy’s heritage. Another excellent example is the ‘St Conall’s Museum and Heritage Centre’ in a small village called Glenties, County Donegal. According to the Rough Guide of Ireland it is one of the best small-Town museums in the country and displays much material of local interest, focusing on wildlife, Donegal’s railways, antiquities, and the effects of the Great Famine. It also holds a Summer School in late July, attracting hundreds of people to its exhibitions, seminars and literary debates.

This recently launched walk takes you through pine and beech forests up to the summit of Gibbet Hill.  A number of places on this hill you’ll notice some fine stone walls made out of flattish pieces of rock. In the eighteenth century there was a slate quarry on the hill.  In early May expect to see a carpet of bluebells, thriving quietly away beneath the beech trees.

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