Ballyhack Castle
An outdoor historic-house-gardens in Wexford
A 15th-century tower house on the banks of the River Barrow, offering a glimpse into medieval life. Kids can explore the narrow spiral staircases, battlements, and small exhibition rooms. Suitable for all ages, but younger children may need supervision on stairs. Free admission, short visit (30-45 minutes), and a picnic area nearby. Limited facilities; no café or toilets on site.
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Entry
Free / cheap
What parents should know
A 15th-century tower house on the banks of the River Barrow, offering a glimpse into medieval life.
Safety
Narrow stairs need supervision
The spiral staircases are narrow and winding. Younger children will need close supervision, and very small children may struggle with the step height.
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