Enniscorthy Castle is a Norman stronghold in County Wexford overlooking the River Slaney, spanning approximately 1,000 years of history as a fortress, battleground, home, and museum. The castle contains interactive permanent and temporary exhibitions across three floors and offers self-guided or guided tours on weekends and bank holidays. The rooftop battlements provide views of the surrounding area, and the castle holds particular significance to the 1798 Rebellion, with nearby sister sites including the National 1798 Rebellion Centre.
