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A Guide To New Ross In Wexford: Things To Do, Food, Pubs + Hotels

By Author Katherine Smyth

Posted on Last updated: January 2, 2024

New Ross is a great little town to explore many of the best places to visit in Wexford from.

Situated on the River Barrow, New Ross is a lively little town that’s home to the mighty Dunbrody Famine Ship and plenty more.

Below, you’ll discover everything from things to do in New Ross to where to eat, sleep and drink. Dive on in!

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Some quick need-to-knows about New Ross

Photo left: Chris Hill. Right: Brian Morrison

Although a visit to New Ross in County Wexford is fairly straightforward, there are a few need-to-knows that’ll make your visit that bit more enjoyable.

1. Location

Located in the southeast of the island of Ireland, New Ross is a 25-minute drive from the Hook Peninsula , a 30-minute drive from both Fethard-on-Sea and Enniscorthy and a 35-minute drive from Wexford Town .

2. A great base to explore Wexford, Waterford and Carlow

New Ross is a handy spin from many of Wexford, Waterford and Carlow’s top attractions. From hikes and walks to places to historical significance, like Tintern Abbey , and places of outstanding natural beauty, like the Hook Peninsula, there’s plenty to see and do nearby (more info below).

3. The JFK link

Long before he was President of the United States of America, John F. Kennedy’s great grandparents left Dunganstown, near New Ross, for the US. They arrived in 1849. It was during JFK’s visit in June of 1963, that he returned to his ancestral home to a hero’s welcome.

About New Ross

Before its name was anglicised to New Ross, the area was known as ‘Ros Mhic Thriúin/Ros Mhic Treoin’ in Irish. A busy port town, New Ross dates back as far as the 6th century to the monastery that St. Abban founded.

Since then the town has been home to or has had connections with some heavyweights from Irish history.

Dermot McMurrough, a Leinster King, international knight William Marshall and his bride Isabella de Clare in the early 1200s, right through to infamous King John, and of course the Kennedy’s and their political legacy.

In recent years, the town has seen the launch of the Dunbrody Famine Ship experience and the John F Kennedy Arboretum to the Ros Tapestry Exhibition Centre.

Things to do in New Ross (and nearby)

There’s a handful of things to do in New Ross and there’s  endless  places to visit closeby.

Here’s some suggestions on what to see and do, from hikes and walks to museums, tours and more.

1. John F Kennedy Arboretum

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The John F Kennedy Arboretum was built and dedicated to the memory of America’s 35th president; John Fitzgerald Kennedy (JFK), whose ancestors set off from near New Ross to forge a new life.

The arboretum is the town’s living dedication to the Kennedy family, and their famous son, and was designed on a presidential scale. Covering over 250-hectares, and with 4,500 varieties of temperate trees and shrubs from around the world, it’s one of the largest collections in the world.

The arboretum is free to enter, and there is a Visitor Centre on-site where you can learn more about its history and plants. Toilets are available at the centre, but not on the grounds.

2. Kelly’s Wood

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Strike out across either of the trails and breath deep the fresh forest air as you explore. The wood is only a 5-minute drive south of central New Ross, or you can walk there in around 40-minutes.

Once there, you can park in the small unsealed, off-road car park, and set off on either the Blue Limekiln or Red Oaklands trail. Both are considered to be ‘easy’, and ascend 23-metres during the walk.

The Blue trail covers approx. 1.2km/0.75mi in about 20-minutes, whilst the Red trail meanders a bit more and covers approx. 2.8km/1.75mi in around 45-minutes. Discover the remains of the icehouse and kiln from John Tyndall’s 17th-century house, along with wet woodlands, downy birch, holly, rowans, amongst others.

3. The Ros Tapestry Exhibition Centre

Sat on the banks of the River Barrow, on The Quay in New Ross, is where you’ll find the incredible Ros Tapestry . Begun in 1998, and with over 150 stitchers involved in creating 15 exceptionally large tapestries, the Ros Tapestry is a permanent exhibition and depicts Irish history and its connection to Norman history.

Inspired by the Bayeux Tapestry, each of the 6ft x 4.5ft panels depicts a different historic event. The panels capture the essence of Irish life before, during, and after the Norman invasion from the 1200s onwards.

To date, 14 of the 15 panels have been completed, with the final piece to be completed in Kilkenny during its exhibition there.

4. The Kennedy Homestead

Photos by Brian Morrison © Tourism Ireland

Follow the bending River Barrow south along the Wexford and Kilkenny border, and you’ll come to the Kennedy Homestead . Ancestral home to the ever-popular American political family, it was here that JFK’s great-grandfather left during the Great Famine.

Inside, you can learn more about the most famous Irish-American family and Irish history of the mid-19th century, and view both personal and national memorabilia from the Kennedy family.

The site is open to visitors daily, from 09:30-05:30pm, with the last admission at 05:00pm. There’s ample parking at the rear of the property, and access is from the village of Duganstown.

5. Dunbrody Famine Ship Experience

Whilst in New Ross, and visiting the nearby ‘Kennedy’ attractions, it’s well worth stopping off at the Dunbrody Famine Ship Experience .

The ship is a reproduction of the many vessels that made the perilous voyage, across the wild Atlantic seas, to the Americas in the 1800s, carrying refugees from the Great Famine who were desperate to survive and start a new life.

Onboard, there are tours with costumed guides, exhibitions of life at sea, and interpretive educational displays that explain what the passengers endured.

6. Woodville House and Gardens

Photos via Woodville House and Gardens

North of New Ross, off the R700, is the Georgian House that was the former home of the Roche family. Inhabiting the house since 1876, the family have dedicated themselves to maintaining the enchanting gardens with its water garden, and mature trees.

Tour the two-storey house and step back in time into Georgian order and finery. With Ornate ceilings, grand fireplaces, and some original pieces of furniture, the house is filled with period charm.

rom there, explore the extensive gardens and parkland that surround the house, and unwind as you discover the hidden secrets in this horticultural delight.

7. St Mullins

Photo by Suzanne Clarke via Ireland’s Content Pool

Drift a little further downriver from New Ross, and you’ll come upon the picturesque village of St. Mullins in Carlow. Feed the ducks and geese at the lock on the River Barrow, and you can relax and watch narrowboats make their way along the gently flowing waterway.

Perhaps you’d enjoy getting up close and personal with history, and wander through the St. Mullins cemetery, it’s filled with ancient headstones that bear familiar names.

St. Mullins is also known for the holy well, St. Moling’s Well, and its legendary healing powers, and has been a pilgrimage site since the 1300s.

8. Dunbrody Abbey

Down by the mouth of the River Barrow, just opposite the large town of Waterford, you’ll find the historic ruins of Dunbrody Abbey. Dating back to the 1200s, the site was a former Cistercian monastery, with a cross-shaped main church, and a tower added later in the 1400s.

Now in ruins, as a result of Britain’s Henry VIII’s dissolution of the monasteries from 1536, the site makes for a wonderful picnic spot, due to the extensive ruins that can be explored at will, the open fields that surround the abbey, the rippling nearby waters, and mystifying onsite maze.

9. The Hook Peninsula

It doesn’t come much more dramatic than Hook Peninsula; with the historic and spooky Loftus Hall , the jagged rocks that plunge into the sea at Hook Head Bay, and the towering Hook Lighthouse standing guard at the very tip of the peninsula.

You can spin around the peninsula on the Ring of Hook Drive and experience a mix of historical sites, walks and some of the best beaches in Wexford .

New Ross accommodation

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If you’re looking for accommodation in New Ross, there’s a handful of places to chose from with great results. Here are our favourites:

1. Beaufort House B&B

Situated to the north of New Ross, this B&B offers guests a choice of four double bedrooms and one room with two single beds, each room comes with an en-suite and is individually decorated. Breakfast is included with a superbly prepared ‘Full Irish’ cooked breakfast with parking on site.

2. Glendower House

On the eastern edge of New Ross, near the R723, Glendower House is a large single-storey B&B. With onsite parking, it’s perfect for quick and easy access to New Ross, and surrounding attractions. Rooms are comfortably appointed, with quality bedding, a TV, tea/coffee making facilities, en-suite, and a hearty Full Irish breakfast.

3. Brandon House Hotel

Just a 5-minute drive from central New Ross, the impressive Brandon House Hotel is without a doubt, the most luxurious hotel in the area. With spacious double rooms, fine dining in either the Gallery Restaurant, or the Library Bar, and Solas Croi spa, your stay here will be an escape from the ordinary.

Places to eat in New Ross

Photos via Ann McDonalds Cafe on FB

There’s some great places to eat in New Ross, depending on what you’re after. Here are a few of our favourite spots for a bite-to-eat:

1. The Cracked Teapot

Around the corner from The Ros Tapestry, on Mary St, The Cracked Teapot is your go-to spot for a quick bite. The vibe is country-casual, with an emphasis on great food, and better coffee. They’re open every day but Sunday, for dine-in or takeaway breakfast, lunch, and afternoon tea.

2. Ann McDonalds Cafe & Bistro

Contemporary chic cafe-styling with a fusion of comfort food and Irish hospitality; it’s at Ann McDonalds Cafe & Bistro you’ll find familiar favourites, like homemade lasagne and battered cod, served with a smile. Open daily, from breakfast through to dinner, you can dine-in or enjoy a takeaway option.

3. The Captain’s Table

Leave the Dnbrody Famine Ship, and head over to the Visitor Centre’s first floor, that’s where you’ll find the restaurant with the best view of the river and the ship and hearty fare. Open daily, except Mondays, for breakfast through to an early dinner, they offer dine-in or takeaway options.

Pubs in New Ross

There’s some mighty pubs in New Ross with a mix of old-school trad bars and more gastro-style pubs on offer. Here are our favourites:

1. Corcorans Bar

To the northeast of New Ross’ centre, on Irishtown road, you’ll find the long stone building that’s home to Corcorans Bar . Open daily, the timber ceilings, floors, and polished bar feel like they stretch on for miles, which is just long enough to showcase the number of drinks available.

2. Mannion’s Pub

Not your ‘run of the mill’ pub, this cosy pub will have your jaw-dropping with its impressive surroundings, drinks selection, and dish presentation. Come for a quality meal, and stay for an unbelievable evening. A true gastro-pub, they’re open for lunch and dinner from Thursday to Sunday.

3. Three Bullet Gate Bar & Lounge

If you have dreams of visiting a proper Irish pub on your travels, then this is the one for you. Complete with old-school Tudor exterior, black and white tiling, wooden bar with comfortable stools, and a barkeep who knows his regulars; Three Bullet Gate Bar & Lounge is the spot for your craic.

FAQs about New Ross in Wexford

We’ve had a lot of questions over the years asking about everything from ‘Is it worth visiting?’ to ‘What is there to do when it rains?’.

In the section below, we’ve popped in the most FAQs that we’ve received. If you have a question that we haven’t tackled, ask away in the comments section below.

What are the best things to do in New Ross?

In the town, you have the JFK Arboretum and the Dunbrody Famine Ship along with the Ros Tapestry Exhibition Centre. There’s endless nearby attractions.

Is New Ross worth visiting?

If you’re in the area, New Ross is home to the Dunbrody Famine Ship and the brilliant John F Kennedy Arboretum. It also makes a good base to explore from.

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My maternal great grand father Michael B. Cavanagh/ Kavanaugh was from Wexford. His father Andrew was buried in Carlow. I would like to plan a trip and spend time in those two counties. Other surnames are Kennedy, Hollis, Bolin, but Johnson is paternal.

Best Things to Do in New Ross (Hidden Gems of the South East)

Nestled in the picturesque County Wexford in Ireland, New Ross is a quaint town steeped with history, culture, and natural beauty. From its rich heritage to captivating landmarks, this charming destination offers a wide range of attractions and activities to enthrall visitors.

Whether you’re interested in exploring historical sites, immersing yourself in cultural experiences, or embarking on outdoor adventures, New Ross has something for everyone.

Let’s delve into the best things to see and do in ‘Ross and uncover the treasures that await in this captivating corner of Ireland.

Historical Marvels

New Ross is steeped in history, and exploring its historical marvels is a must-do when visiting the town. Begin your journey at the Dunbrody Famine Ship, a full-scale replica of an 1840s emigrant vessel that provides a vivid insight into the harsh conditions endured by Irish emigrants during the Great Famine. Immerse yourself in the interactive exhibitions and guided tours, and gain a deeper understanding of this significant chapter in Ireland’s history.

Next, visit the Ross Tapestry, a remarkable embroidery project depicting 900 years of Irish history. This awe-inspiring artwork, created by local volunteers, showcases key moments from Irish mythology, Norman invasions, and more. The intricate details and craftsmanship of the tapestry are truly captivating.

No visit to New Ross is complete without a trip to the iconic Hook Lighthouse, one of the oldest operational lighthouses in the world. Climb to the top for breathtaking panoramic views of the rugged coastline and immerse yourself in the fascinating maritime history of the area.

Cultural Immersion

Immerse yourself in the vibrant culture of New Ross by exploring its artistic and cultural offerings. The Kennedy Homestead, birthplace of President John F. Kennedy’s great-grandfather, provides a fascinating glimpse into the ancestral roots of one of America’s most influential families. Discover the exhibits and artifacts that document the Kennedy family’s legacy and learn about their Irish heritage.

For art enthusiasts, the Ros Tapestry Exhibition Centre offers an opportunity to admire the intricate tapestry up close and learn about the creative process behind its creation. The center also hosts workshops and events, allowing visitors to engage with the artistry and craftsmanship firsthand.

Music lovers should keep an eye out for traditional Irish music sessions that often take place in local pubs and venues. Experience the toe-tapping rhythms and soulful melodies that have been an integral part of Irish culture for generations.

Outdoor Adventures (outside of cycling)

New Ross is blessed with natural beauty and offers ample opportunities for outdoor enthusiasts. The scenic Woodstock Gardens and Arboretum, located just outside the town, is a horticultural wonderland featuring beautiful flower gardens, serene woodland walks, and a splendid walled garden. Take a leisurely stroll, revel in the fragrance of blooming flowers, and enjoy a picnic in this idyllic setting.

Nature lovers should explore the John F. Kennedy Arboretum, a vast expanse of woodland and gardens dedicated to the memory of the late president. Discover the diverse flora and fauna, wander through peaceful forest trails, and relish the tranquility of this captivating nature reserve.

For those seeking a bit more adventure, nearby Mount Leinster offers fantastic hiking and cycling opportunities. Challenge yourself with a climb to the summit, where panoramic vistas of the surrounding countryside await as a reward for your efforts.

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Explore the replica emigrant vessel both above and below deck. Listen to real life stories as costumed performers set the scene for the arduous journeys taken by so many during the Great Irish Famine.

Head to The Ros Tapestry Exhibition Centre in New Ross, Wexford and see their acclaimed embroidered tapestries. This dramatic narrative is a tale told in thread, as a celebration of Ireland’s history unfolds on the material.

Relive President John F. Kennedy's visit to his ancestral home on a warm summer day in June 1963. The Kennedy Homestead, the birthplace of his great-grandfather Patrick Kennedy, tells the story of this famous dynasty.

Discover the picturesque delights of Kilmokea Country Manor Gardens, beside a pretty Georgian house overlooking the River Barrow in Campile, County Wexford. Come and visit these wonderful gardens and enjoy the tranquil atmosphere.

Explore an authentic recreation of Ireland’s heritage at the Irish National Heritage Park in County Wexford. Pick up a new skill, head on a heritage trail and try one of the guided outdoor activities.

Climb 115 steps to the balcony of Hook Lighthouse in County Wexford, and soak up stunning views of the coastline. A hugely popular attraction in south east Ireland, experience its magic and mystery for yourself.

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New Ross is situated in the beautiful, pastoral landscape of the Barrow River Valley. Here, thousands of years of human habitation have produced the most gentle and welcoming landscape to be found in Ireland.

Since its founding by the Normans, in the year 1207, the town of New Ross has played a key role in the history of Ireland. From the Norman Conquest to the Cromwellian Invasion, from the 1798 Rebellion to the Great Famine of the 1840’s, the town has been central to many of the most dramatic periods of Irish History.

The Town has even helped to shape American political history as the ancestral home of the Kennedy Dynasty.

Things to see and do in New Ross

New ross and the surrounding area are rich in natural beauty and cultural significance. attractions in the area include:.

The Ros Tapestry

The Ros Tapestry is a unique project ongoing in the South East since 1998, involving over 150 stitchers working on 15 giant tapestries panels It is an excellent example of creativity and community spirit on a grand scale and depicts Norman History linking all the sites in Ireland’s Ancient East. Ros Tapestry is one of the largest series of embroidered tapestries in Europe. Each tapestry depicts a different significant event in history. A tale told in thread. The first tapestry was completed in 2002 and to date 14 of the 15 tapestries are complete Our project is a unique and exquisite work of art and deserves to get huge exposure, and be available for everyone to enjoy. Open 6 days 10a.m. -5p.m. Sunday 11a.m. – 3 p.m.

New Ross Street Focus

The aim of New Ross Street Focus is to promote the history and heritage hidden in plain sight on the streets of New Ross. We have installed 18 plaques with historical facts on significant buildings and produced a free booklet/map for self guided walking tours.

We originated as a collaborative effort between New Ross Historical Society,New Ross Lions Club, Experience New Ross and New Ross & District Chamber spearheaded by Pete Caulfield. Our Facebook page and Twitter accounts contain daily posts of titbits of history relating to New Ross. PERSONALISED GUIDED TOURS ALSO AVAILABLE Please contact us by private message or email if you would like a Guided Tour of New Ross for visiting friends, family etc..

Niche interests catered for in one hour walks on the Medieval Route Tour, The ‘98 Rebellion Route or In The Kennedy Footsteps Tour.

The Kennedy Homestead

The Kennedy Homestead, a unique cultural museum is dedicated to “the Kennedys who went away and the Kennedys who stayed behind” and plays a vital part in the continued preservation of the Kennedy legacy in Ireland.

The curators of the Kennedy Homestead Visitor Centre, using the Kennedy Library archival collection in Boston, have created a state of the art interpretative exhibit which explores the circumstances of Patrick Kennedy’s departure from Ireland in1848 and pieces together the story of the most famous Irish–American family through the 20th century to the present day.

The Kennedy family legacy is an integral part of daily life in Co. Wexford. Facilities at the Homestead include a unique collection of Kennedy memorabilia, audio-visual display, souvenir shop, picnic area, wheelchair access and extensive car and coach parking facilities.

Please also see our Things to do in the area page for more wonderful activities in the New Ross area.

Dunbrody Famine Ship Experience Overview

The Dunbrody Famine Ship is one of the premier tourist attractions in the South East of Ireland. Centred on an authentic reproduction of an 1840’s emigrant vessel, it provides a world-class interpretation of the famine emigrant experience.

The Community Services Programme is funded by the Government of Ireland through the Department of Rural and Community Development.

Opening Hours

Dunbrody Famine Ship is open 7 days a week 9.00 am to 6.00 pm. Last tour time varies depending on the season

Telephone: +353 (0)51 425239 Email: [email protected] For group enquiries contact: [email protected] or [email protected] CRA- 20024147

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New JFK Images From New Ross Visit Emerge

This still from a film shows President Kennedy waving to the crowds in New Ross, County Wexford

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Never before seen film footage of President Kennedy's June, 1963 visit to Ireland is to be donated to New Ross Library "Kennedy Book and Research Archive" at the upcoming 2021 Kennedy Summer School

The film is a 20-minute long color record of the visit by JFK to the County Wexford town.

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The Kennedy Book and Research Archive was launched at New Ross Library by the Kennedy Summer in association with Wexford County Council in 2017 on the 100th anniversary of John F. Kennedy’s birth.

The collection contains items of unique interest, including a number of books written by John F. Kennedy before taking up political office, LIFE magazine from the 1960s, and other contemporary publications as well as The New Ross Standard from June of 1963.

The Kennedy family traces their roots back to Dunganstown in County Wexford from where Patrick Kennedy, JFK's great-grandfather, left Ireland during the Great Famine in 1848.

According to a release, the Kennedy Book and Research Archive is this year delighted to accept the Movie collection of Mrs. Peggy Walsh, Hoodsgrove, Rosbercon, New Ross.

Speaking of the movie, chair of the Summer School Willie Keilthy said: “Today we are privileged to have so many formats for collecting local historic and social events instantly on our smartphones. Back in the late 1950s and 1960s collecting such footage was limited to the standard film camera or the super 8 movie camera with sometimes waiting weeks to have them developed, and then only available to a few.

"Fortunately, Peggy Walsh, now 98 years old, was a keen photographer and videographer and back in the day made lots of short movies capturing the most important events of the day in New Ross including the visit of President Kennedy to the town, the last days of the New Ross Dublin Train Service, play at New Ross Golf Club and many others.

"It is certain that this important local collection will serve to relate the social history of the town and surrounding district. We would like to thank Ann Larkin daughter of Peggy Walsh for providing this collection to the archive.”

According to the release, "the poignant footage will be showcased to the public for the first time at an outdoor screening event hosted by New Ross Library at the New Ross Library Park on September 2nd, 2021 at 5.30 p.m. This event takes place as part of the annual Kennedy Summer School which will be hosted in New Ross from September 2 to 4 with some events also available online.

Added the release: "There is a stellar lineup of guest speakers for the annual festival of Irish and American history, culture, and politics. More than 30 guest speakers will participate in debates on a wide range of subjects, the main focus will be placed on topical issues in Irish and U.S. politics with leading expert speakers from both sides of the Atlantic plus key discussions on Brexit and the Northern Ireland protocol will take place along with the impact of Covid-19. Prof. Luke O’Neill, Mick Mulvaney, Congressman Brendan F. Boyle
, Tommie Gorman, Donie O’ Sullivan CNN, Minister Darragh O’Brien, Alliance Party MP Stephen Farry are just some of the guest speakers taking part."

The Kennedy Summer School and Festival is run in association with New Ross Municipal District, Wexford County Council, and Boston College. The Kennedy Summer School Directors include Willie Keilthy, Larry Donnelly, Dr. Brian Murphy, Sinead McSweeney, Eileen Dunne, Eamonn Hore, and Dr. Bob Mauro.

"The event will be held in accordance with all public health guidelines therefore a limited number of tickets to the 2021 Summer School will be released for sale in early August online via kennedysummerschool.ie – visitors to the website can currently sign up to an email notification and they will be informed via email with the date and time of the ticket release."

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