Visit Enniscorthy Castle in Wexford

Enniscorthy Castle, in the heart of Enniscorthy town, was originally built in the 13th century, and has been ‘home’ to Norman knights, English armies, Irish rebels and prisoners, and local merchant families.  Why not visit our dungeon to see the rare medieval wall art –The Swordsman, or our battlements at the top of the castle to marvel at the amazing views of Vinegar Hill Battlefield, Enniscorthy town, and the sights, flora and fauna of the  surrounding countryside. Enniscorthy Castle explores the development of the Castle and town from its earliest Anglo-Norman origins, with a special focus on the Castle as a family home.

What are the opening times?

You’re in luck! The castle is open every single day! The castle is open from Monday through to Friday, from 9:30 to 17:00. It is open on Saturday and Sunday from 12:00 to 17:00.

Visitors can also view the ‘Enniscorthy Industries ‘exhibition on the ground floor from the early 1600’s onwards when Enniscorthy began to grow and prosper as a market town. Visitors can explore the work of the renowned Irish furniture designer and architect Eileen Gray (born in 1878 just outside the town). The roof of the castle is also accessible, with spectacular views of the surrounding buildings, Vinegar Hill, and countryside. Note that access to the roof is only possible when accompanied by a staff member. Tours of the Castle are self-guided. Why not visit our dungeon to see the rare medieval wall art –The Swordsman, or the battlements at the top of the castle to marvel at the amazing views of Vinegar Hill Battlefield, Enniscorthy town, and the sights, flora and fauna of the surrounding countryside.

  • Adults – €6.00
  • Seniors – €5.00
  • Students – €5.00
  • Child (under 16) – €4.00
  • Family (2 Adults & up to 3 Children) – €15.00

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