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The Normans first landed in Ireland in 1169, beginning their invasion at Bannow Bay in Wexford. This marked a significant moment in Irish history, leading to centuries of Norman influence.

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Vinegar Hill, Enniscorthy, Wexford, Ireland

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In 1798, Wexford was a central location of the Irish Rebellion. The pivotal Battle of Vinegar Hill occurred near Enniscorthy, highlighting the region's role in striving for Irish independence.

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12th Century: Hook Lighthouse Begins Operation

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12th Century: Hook Lighthouse Begins Operation

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The Hook Lighthouse, the world's oldest operating lighthouse, has been guiding sailors since the 12th century. It's a testament to medieval engineering and maritime history.

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In 1649, during the Cromwellian conquest of Ireland, Oliver Cromwell captured Wexford Town, leading to significant destruction and loss of life. This event is a somber chapter in Wexford's history.

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Johnstown Castle, with its Gothic architecture, is a remnant of the Victorian era, set in luscious gardens and a symbol of the county's rich history and its aristocratic past.

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The Dunbrody Famine Ship, a replica of an 1840s emigrant vessel, sits on the New Ross waterfront, embodying the stories of many who left Ireland during the Great Famine seeking a new life.

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Irish National Heritage Park, Wexford, Ireland

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The Irish National Heritage Park, spanning 35 acres, offers a unique window into Ireland's past, from the Stone Age right through to the Norman Invasion, located near Ferrycarrig.

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Tintern Abbey, founded in the 13th century by William Marshal, is a beautiful example of Cistercian architecture and monastic life, set amidst tranquil woodlands.