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doomhope: irisharchaeology: Inside the ruins of Dunbrody abbey, Co Wexford [image description:

irisharchaeology: Saint Colman of Templeshanbo, Co. Wexford feeding his pet ducks. The image dates f

irisharchaeology: Tintern abbey, Wexford, Ireland. It was founded in 1203 by William Marshal to repa

destroyed-and-abandoned: Coolbawn House, Co. Wexford. Built in 1840. In Enniscorthy, County Wexford,

sailorgil: “ Sorlandet " … Off Wexford, Ireland by Photographe

The ivy clad ruins of Macmine Castle, Co. Wexford. Originally home to the Fitzhenry family, the buil

irisharchaeology: A magnificent old beech tree surrounded by wild garlic in Wexford, Ireland. Hollow

irisharchaeology: A magnificent old beech tree surrounded by wild garlic in Wexford, Ireland. Hollow

irisharchaeology: An ancient oak tree at Wilton, Co. Wexford, IrelandSource

irisharchaeology: Saint Colman of Templeshanbo, Co. Wexford feeding his pet ducks. The image dates f

Johnstown Castle in Wexford, Ireland (by nz_willowherb).

doomhope: irisharchaeology: Inside the ruins of Dunbrody abbey, Co Wexford [image description:

sailorgil: “ Sorlandet " … Off Wexford, Ireland by Photographe

doomhope: irisharchaeology: Inside the ruins of Dunbrody abbey, Co Wexford [image description:

irisharchaeology: Nice 18th century headstone at Carrig graveyard, Wexford. It commemorates William

irisharchaeology:Yep, that’s an elephant leaving a pub in Enniscorthy, Co. Wexford, Ireland. (

irisharchaeology: A magnificent old beech tree surrounded by wild garlic in Wexford, Ireland. Hollow

doomhope: irisharchaeology: Inside the ruins of Dunbrody abbey, Co Wexford [image description:

irisharchaeology: A magnificent old beech tree surrounded by wild garlic in Wexford, Ireland. Hollow

irisharchaeology:An ancient wood viewed through a medieval window…. Tintern Abbey, Wexford