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The Southeast Greenway offers the perfect starting point for exploring the many attractions of Ireland’s southeast. Stretching 24 kilometres from New Ross in County Wexford to Ferrybank in County Waterford, and passing through South Kilkenny, the route connects you to a wealth of things to see and do nearby. Cycle or walk along peaceful paths surrounded by lush countryside and river views, then take time to explore the region’s historic towns, local museums, and heritage sites. Stop off at charming villages for a coffee or bite to eat, visit nearby gardens and craft shops, or enjoy family-friendly activities along the way. From cultural landmarks to outdoor adventures, the Greenway opens the door to discovering the rich history, natural beauty, and welcoming communities that make this corner of Ireland so special.
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Dunbrody Famine Ship experience

Dunbrody Famine Ship Experience

Explore the replica emigrant vessel both above and below deck.

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Barrow Princess

Barrow Princess

Take a relaxing river cruise between the historic maritime ports of New Ross and Waterford City.

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Irish National Heritage Park

Irish National Heritage Park

Explore an authentic recreation of Ireland’s heritage.

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Discover More: Ireland Ancient East

Discover Ireland’s Ancient East, where rich history blends seamlessly with modern life. Savour unforgettable culinary delights, stroll through the cobbled lanes of medieval towns, and explore the stunning gardens that define this picturesque region.

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Treescape at JFK Arboretum

John F Kennedy Arboretum

The John F Kennedy Arboretum, New Ross, County Wexford, a living memorial to the late U.S. President, is an internationally important plant collection spanning 252 hectares on the slopes of Slieve Coillte. It features over 4,500 types of trees and shrubs from temperate regions worldwide, including a vibrant ericaceous garden with 500 varieties of rhododendrons and azaleas.

Visitors can enjoy peaceful signposted walks, discover a picturesque lake (a haven for waterfowl), and explore a visitor center with exhibitions. The highlight is the panoramic view from the 271-meter summit, overlooking six counties. The site also offers family-friendly amenities like a playground and tearooms.

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