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Entrance of the National 1798 Rebellion Centre in Enniscorthy, featuring curved modern architecture with glass panels, red pillars and greenery in the foreground.

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Opening Times

Monday-Friday

9.30am to 5.00pm

Weekends & Bank Holidays

12pm to 5.00pm

Last admission

Each day at 4.15pm

Due to essential works, our lift is temporarily out of service.

Apologies for any inconvenience caused.

For more info contact us on
+353(0)53 9234699 or
Email info@1798centre.ie

Tickets Info

Adults
€10

Concession
€8

Children 3-18
€6

Family (Up to 2 Adults and 3 Children)
€30

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Close-up view of the stone towers of Enniscorthy Castle with the Irish flag flying above.

Café 98

Serving local and seasonal food 7 days a week. With breakfast and lunch Monday through Friday and sweet treats at the weekend, the Phelan family plates up amazing food.

Bright, modern café at the National 1798 Rebellion Centre, featuring wooden tables, cushioned chairs, exposed timber ceiling beams and a counter with food displays.

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Two visitors walking across a footbridge over a pond toward the entrance of the National 1798 Rebellion Centre, Enniscorthy.

See, Do, Stay

All the information you need to plan your day with us

View of Enniscorthy Castle overlooking colourful town buildings and the historic stone bridge across the River Slaney.

How To Get Here

Located in the heart of County Wexford, Enniscorthy is easy to reach via any mode of transportation

By Car

From north of county Wexford, make your way south on the M11 to the Enniscorthy exit. From West of county Wexford, make your way to the N80 and follow signs for Enniscorthy/Rosslare and at the roundabout for the N11, take to exit to Enniscorthy. From the south, head for the N25 through New Ross and follow signs for Enniscorthy.

By Train

From Connolly Station in Dublin or all points North, take the Rosslare Europort train and exit at Enniscorthy Station. The 1798 Centre is only a 15 minute walk away.

By Bus

Bus Eireann No. 2 or Wexford Bus southbound from Dublin Airport or Dublin city centre to the Enniscorthy stop. The 1798 Centre is only a 10 minute walk away.Free parking is available for cars and coaches.